Montana § 32-2-705 Reliance On Order -- Limit On Liability

Montana Statutes

§ 32-2-705 — Reliance On Order -- Limit On Liability

Montana § 32-2-705

Title 32FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS

Ch. 2MUTUAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS

Part 7Department Responsibility

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Mont. Code Ann. § 32-2-705 (2026).

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32-2-705 . Reliance on order -- limit on liability.

(1)A person acting in good faith reliance on a rule, order, or declaratory statement issued by the division is not subject to any criminal, civil, or administrative liability for the action if a subsequent decision by a court of competent jurisdiction invalidates the rule, order, or declaratory statement.

(2)In the case of an order or declaratory statement that is not of general application, only the person to whom the order or declaratory statement was issued is entitled to rely on it unless a third person is dealing with material facts or circumstances that are substantially the same as those on which the order or declaratory statement was based.

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32-2-705 . Reliance on order -- limit on liability. (1) A person acting in good faith reliance on a rule, order, or declaratory statement issued by the division is not subject to any criminal, civil, or administrative liability for the action if a subsequent decision by a court of competent jurisdiction invalidates the rule, order, or declaratory statement.
(2) In the case of an order or declaratory statement that is not of general application, only the person to whom the order or declaratory statement was issued is entitled to rely on it unless a third person is dealing with material facts or circumstances that are substantially the same as those on which the order or declaratory statement was based.