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§ 37-2 — No recovery after payment.

Connecticut § 37-2
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Bluebook
Conn. Gen. Stat. § 37-2 (2026).

Text

No borrower of money shall be permitted to set off or recover back, by any proceeding in court, any sum of money paid by way of interest, discount or damages, for the detention of money, in excess of the rate of six per cent a year.

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Legislative History

(1949 Rev., S. 6777.) Cited. 193 C. 304.

Nearby Sections

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§ 37-1
Legal rate. Accrual as addition to debt.
§ 37-10
§ 37-10
§ 37-1a
Payment of interest on commercial loans in excess of ten thousand dollars.
§ 37-2
No recovery after payment.
§ 37-3
Rate recoverable as damages.
§ 37-3a
Rate recoverable as damages. Rate on debt arising out of hospital services.
§ 37-3b
Rate of interest recoverable in negligence actions.
§ 37-3c
Rate of interest recoverable in condemnation cases.
§ 37-4
Loans at greater rate than twelve per cent prohibited.
§ 37-5
Notes not to be accepted for greater amounts than loaned.
§ 37-6
Certain expenses not to be charged to the borrower.
§ 37-7
Penalty.
§ 37-8
Actions not to be brought on prohibited loans.
§ 37-9
Loans to which prohibitions do not apply.
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