New Hampshire § 398:2 Prohibited Pledges

New Hampshire Statutes

§ 398:2 — Prohibited Pledges

New Hampshire·Title XXXVI PAWNBROKERS AND MONEYLENDERS·Ch. 398 PAWNBROKERS·Subdivision General Regulations

No person shall receive in pawn, whether as security for any loan, transfer, service, undertaking, or advantage:

I.Anything of value from any minor or person in a visible state of intoxication from liquors or otherwise;

II.In excess of 4 motor vehicles or titles to motor vehicles, as defined in RSA 361-A:1, XVI;

III.Any title or deed to real property, including mobile homes, condominiums and rights to interval ownership;

IV.Any mortgage or any promissory note, including the pledge or assignment of any right to receive payments, rents, or revenue arising from such note;

V.Any article of clothing removed from the person at the place of business of the pawnbroker.

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No person shall receive in pawn, whether as security for any loan, transfer, service, undertaking, or advantage:
I. Anything of value from any minor or person in a visible state of intoxication from liquors or otherwise;
II. In excess of 4 motor vehicles or titles to motor vehicles, as defined in RSA 361-A:1, XVI;
III. Any title or deed to real property, including mobile homes, condominiums and rights to interval ownership;
IV. Any mortgage or any promissory note, including the pledge or assignment of any right to receive payments, rents, or revenue arising from such note;
V. Any article of clothing removed from the person at the place of business of the pawnbroker.

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