United States — Iowa
Iowa Code § 536A.5 - Exemptions
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This chapter does not apply to several listed types of lenders, brokers, pawnbrokers, and loans to corporations.
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United States — Iowa
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This chapter does not apply to several listed types of lenders, brokers, pawnbrokers, and loans to corporations.
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Specified financial and fiduciary actors may invest their funds in bonds or notes issued under this subchapter, but they still must exercise reasonable care when choosing securities.
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The authority may secure obligations with a trust agreement, and the bond resolution must pledge the authority’s revenues.
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Money received by the authority must be treated as trust funds and used only for this subchapter; before it is needed, it may be invested as the authority provides.
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If property is in a receiver’s hands for distribution, certain claims get paid first after costs.
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A finder is entitled to a reward: 10% of value for boats, vessels, or lost property before restitution, and set fees for logs or lumber.
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Some river-divided cities with special charters may improve their waterfronts, and the city council may levy a limited tax to pay for those improvements.
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Water in certain rivers, streams, and creeks is treated as public water and may be used by the public for navigation, subject to law.
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This provision defines “issue” and “issuer” for instruments, and says certain unissued or conditionally issued instruments can still bind the maker or drawer, while nonissuance or failure of a condition is a defense.
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Captive companies must file annual financial reports with the commissioner and meet related filing, audit, accounting, and confidentiality requirements.
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This section defines terms used in the chapter, including money transmitter, payment instrument, money, property, and related concepts.
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The holder of a dishonored check, draft, or order may charge the maker up to $30, but only if required notice is posted; no surcharge may be charged if the dishonor was due to stopped payment under section 554.4403.
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A financial institution must promptly issue a memorandum on a farmer’s ability to pay when an agricultural supply dealer makes a proper certified request.
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A taker-up or finder must certify an unavoidable accident to the county auditor within 10 days, and the county auditor must record it in the lost property book.
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County supervisors may help secure right-of-way for and maintain a levee, and provide internal drainage, when a U.S.-built or future-built levee runs along or near a boundary stream and passes through the county.
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The permanent school fund in the state treasurer’s custody must be invested only in the listed investment types.
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Covered financial and fiduciary actors may invest certain funds in bonds or notes issued under this subchapter, but the provision does not remove any duty to use reasonable care when selecting securities.
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If a filing or department action is due on a Saturday, Sunday, or holiday, it is timely when done by the first business day after that day.
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The department may enter certain private lands only with the landowner’s written consent, for listed stream-control purposes.
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The board of supervisors may abate or refund taxes, in whole or in part, for property destroyed by fire, tornado, or other unavoidable casualty, if the taxes were not sold for taxes or delinquent for 30 days, and only for the uninsured loss.