New York Statutes

§ 357 — Insurance

New York § 357
JurisdictionNew York
Law BNKBanking
Art. 9Licensed Lenders

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N.Y. Banking § 357 (2026).

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§ 357. Insurance.

1.The licensee may require a borrower, on loans of\ntwo hundred and fifty dollars or more, excluding insurance premiums and\nprecomputed interest, to insure tangible personal property, except\nhousehold goods, taken as security for a loan against any substantial\nrisk of loss, damage or destruction for an amount not to exceed the\nlesser of the reasonable value of the property insured or the principal\namount of the loan, and for the customary insurance term approximating\nthe term of the loan contract. The policy may insure the interest of the\nborrower as well as the interest of the licensee. A policy covering a\nmotor vehicle securing the loan may also insure the borrower against\nliability for bodily injury and property damage, but such liability\ninsurance shall b

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