United States — Iowa
Iowa Code § 510.11 - Definitions
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This provision defines “life or health insurance” and “third-party administrator.”
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United States — Iowa
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This provision defines “life or health insurance” and “third-party administrator.”
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This provision defines terms used in the chapter, including adult, agent, anatomical gift, donor, refusal, record, tissue, and related organ-donation terms.
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The Iowa grain indemnity fund board is created to advise the department and handle claims-related duties, while the department keeps exclusive control over disciplinary decisions.
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This section lets the facility use an administrative levy to collect certain state debts from a debtor’s account, with notice, bank response duties, and a limited written challenge process.
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The administrator may deny, revoke, suspend, condition, or limit registrations and may impose civil penalties when the statute’s grounds are met, subject to stated procedural limits.
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A debt collector must not use threats, harassment, misleading tactics, improper disclosures, noncompliant written communications, or collect certain charges in the situations described here.
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Federal Reserve regulations and operating circulars from July 1, 1991 override inconsistent parts of this Article.
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If a payment instrument states an amount in foreign money, it may be paid in that foreign money or in an equivalent dollar amount.
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This provision defines key terms used in the chapter and limits the administrator’s enforcement powers to the sections listed in the text.
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An individual agent may be reimbursed for reasonable expenses, but usually may not be paid unless the power of attorney says otherwise.
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Mortgage banker licensees must file audited financial statements within 120 days after fiscal year end, and licensees must pay examination or investigation charges on time.
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Certain company officers must file an annual sworn statement of the company’s condition with the commissioner of insurance by March 1 each year.
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This provision sets meeting, notice, waiver, and quorum rules for a board of directors.
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The superintendent must inspect each licensee’s records at least yearly without notice, and licensees must pay examination costs. The superintendent may share certain information and must report evidence of criminal acts to the proper authorities.
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A secured party may collect, enforce, and take related steps after default, and must act commercially reasonably when doing so.
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The section protects certain parties’ rights to terminate, liquidate, close out, set off, or net qualified financial contracts, and limits the receiver’s ability to avoid transfers.
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Certain lending institutions must not require buyers to purchase a motor vehicle or residential service contract as a condition of a loan or sale.
United States — Iowa
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This section defines four terms used in the chapter: administrator, consumer loan, licensee, and superintendent.
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Money or certain negotiable papers may be taken without advertising or sale if accepted at par value or exchangeable for cash at that value.
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Judicial review of the superintendent’s actions may be sought under chapter 17A, but contested case provisions of chapter 17A do not apply to certain superintendent actions authorized by section 524.224.