Delaware § 2251 Deceptive advertising prohibited

Delaware Statutes

§ 2251 — Deceptive advertising prohibited

Delaware § 2251

JurisdictionDelaware

Title5

PartOther Businesses Under Jurisdiction of State Banking Department

Ch. 22LICENSED LENDERS

Subch.Title Loans

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Bluebook

Del. Code tit. 5, § 2251 (2026).

Text

No licensee shall advertise, market the availability of, or otherwise seek to induce any natural person to apply for, or enter into an obligation concerning, a title loan in any manner that violates either subchapter II (Consumer Fraud) or subchapter III (Deceptive Trade Practices) of Chapter 25 of Title 6. Further, no licensee shall advertise a title loan interest rate that is lower for an initial period, if that interest rate increases during any rollover.

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No licensee shall advertise, market the availability of, or otherwise seek to induce any natural person to apply for, or enter into an obligation concerning, a title loan in any manner that violates either subchapter II (Consumer Fraud) or subchapter III (Deceptive Trade Practices) of Chapter 25 of Title 6. Further, no licensee shall advertise a title loan interest rate that is lower for an initial period, if that interest rate increases during any rollover.