Connecticut § 49-7a Lenders prohibited from requiring multiple original notes.

Connecticut Statutes

§ 49-7a — Lenders prohibited from requiring multiple original notes.

Connecticut·Title 49 Mortgages and Liens·Ch. 846 Mortgages

No lender shall require a borrower, as a condition of obtaining a loan, to sign multiple original notes to evidence such loan.

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Legislative History

(P.A. 95-200.)

Nearby Sections

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§ 49-1

When foreclosure a bar to further action on debt.

§ 49-10

Assignment of mortgage debt. Form of instrument. Requirements. Sufficient notice of assignment. Allocation of recording fees paid by a nominee of a mortgagee. Operation of executed assignment.

§ 49-10a

Request for payoff statement or reinstatement payment statement.

§ 49-10b

Residential real estate transaction involving payoff of mortgage loan. Disclosure statement prepared and sent to mortgage holder by notification agent. Form.

§ 49-11

Release of mortgage by executor, administrator, spouse, next of kin, guardian, conservator or other suitable person.

§ 49-12

Release of mortgage by foreign executor, administrator, trustee, conservator or guardian.

§ 49-13

Petition for discharge of mortgage or ineffective attachment, lis pendens or lien.

§ 49-13a

Undischarged mortgage invalid as further lien. Time periods. Tolling of time period by recording notice.

§ 49-14

Deficiency judgment.

§ 49-15

Opening of judgments of strict foreclosure.

§ 49-16

Foreclosure certificate. Penalty.

§ 49-17

Foreclosure by owner of debt without legal title.

§ 49-17a

Collection of rental payments without legal title.

§ 49-18

Foreclosure by executor, administrator or trustee.

§ 49-19

Title to vest in encumbrancer paying debt and costs.

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