CHAPTER 443B
COLLECTION AGENCIES
Section
443B-1 Definitions
443B-2 Powers and duties of the director
443B-3 Registration required
443B-3.5 Designation as exempt out-of-state collection
agency; limitations on business practices; fees;
disciplinary action
443B-4 Application for registration
443B-4.51 Certificate of registration
443B-4.52 Notice of termination of business
443B-4.53 Termination of business and surrender of certificate
of registration
443B-4.54 Notification of change
443B-4.55 Single act; evidence of practice
443B-4.56 Transfer of registration
443B-4.57 Fine, revocation, suspension, termination, denial of
registration, renewal of registration, or
restoration of registration
443B-4.58 Biennial renewal requirement
443B-4.59 Restoration of forfeited registration
443B-4.60 Collecting without a registration
443B-4.61 Repealed
443B-4.62 Audits
443B-4.63 Furnishing deceptive forms
443B-5 Bond
443B-6 Place of business; principal collector
443B-7 Repealed
443B-8 Manner in which records, funds, and other forms of
indebtedness are to be kept by collection agencies
443B-9 Collection, attorney's, or commission fees;
exception
443B-10 Reports and payments by agency
443B-10.5 Fiduciary responsibility
443B-11 Action on collection agency bond
443B-12 Remedies not exclusive
443B-13 Jurisdiction of courts
443B-14 Penalties
443B-15 Threats or coercion
443B-16 Harassment and abuse
443B-17 Unreasonable publication
443B-18 Fraudulent, deceptive, or misleading
representations
443B-19 Unfair or unconscionable means
443B-20 Unfair competition, unfair or deceptive acts or
practices
443B-21 Severability
Cross References
Sunset evaluations modified, see §§26H-4 and 26H-5.
Collection practices, see chapter 480D.
Mortgage rescue fraud prevention act, see chapter 480E.
Secure and fair enforcement for mortgage licensing act, see chapter 454F.
Case Notes
Plaintiff not entitled to summary judgment on plaintiff's claim under §480-13, as plaintiff failed to establish that plaintiff was actually damaged by defendant's failure to register as a debt collector. 183 F. Supp. 2d 1234 (2002).
Designation of the director to enforce this chapter does not preclude standing to an individual to sue under chapter 480, provided the individual can satisfy the definition of "consumer"; circuit court's conclusion that plaintiffs had no standing to sue for a chapter 443B violation because director was charged with enforcement of the chapter, was error. 78 H. 213 (App.), 891 P.2d 300 (1995).
Because defendant was a bank, it was not a collection agency subject to this chapter's requirements. 901 F. Supp. 2d 1253 (2012).