HOME > TITLE 5§§ 3101-3131. Definitions; license to make secondary mortgage loan; qualifications of licensee; application for license; issuance or refusal of license; procedure on refusal of license; license; contents; fee for application, investigation and license; licensee bond; abatement of license fee; suspension; revocation; refusal of license; procedure; grounds; surrender of license; term of license; reinstatement; investigation by Commissioner; issuance of subpoena by Commissioner; enforcement of Commissioner's subpoena in Superior Court; maintenance of books and records by licensee; period of retention of records by licensee; prescription of information to be shown in licensee books; prohibition of secondary mortgage not made or offered in accordance with this chapter; interest; maximum service charges; instrument evidencing loan; contents; statement of account; supplied to borrower; prepayment; requirement that prior mortgage holders refuse to make loan; false or misleading advertising prohibited; penalties for violation of chapter; enforceability of loan not made in compliance with this chapter; rules and regulations; power of Commissioner to make; exclusion of certain institutions from operation of chapter.
Repealed by 66 Del. Laws, c. 22, § 1, eff. July 1, 1987.
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