North Carolina § 25B-3 Right of action to enforce Article

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§ 25B-3 — Right of action to enforce Article

North Carolina § 25B-3

Ch. 25BCredit

Art. 1Credit Rights of Women

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N.C. Gen. Stat. § 25B-3 (2026).

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(a)A married or unmarried woman denied credit in violation of this Chapter shall have a right of action on account of such violation in which she shall be entitled to actual damages, and reasonable attorney's fees in the discretion of the court to be taxed as part of the cost.

(b)Violations of this Chapter may be enjoined by action of the Attorney General brought in behalf of the State pursuant to authority granted in G.S. 114-2. (1973, c. 1394, s. 3.)

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(a) A married or unmarried woman denied credit in violation of this Chapter shall have a right of action on account of such violation in which she shall be entitled to actual damages, and reasonable attorney's fees in the discretion of the court to be taxed as part of the cost.
(b) Violations of this Chapter may be enjoined by action of the Attorney General brought in behalf of the State pursuant to authority granted in G.S. 114-2. (1973, c. 1394, s. 3.)

Nearby Sections

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§ 25B-1

Equal availability of credit for women

§ 25B-2

Responsibility of credit-reporting agency to maintain separate credit histories

§ 25B-3

Right of action to enforce Article

§ 25B-4

Granting of credit not otherwise affected

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