2020 Minnesota Statutes
Resources
47.601 CUSTOMER SHORT-TERM LOANS.
Subdivision 1. Definitions.
(b) “Borrower” means a person who obtains a customer short-term loan mainly for individual, household, or home purposes.
(c) “Commissioner” means the commissioner of business.
(d) “Consumer loan that is short-term means that loan to a debtor which includes a principal quantity, or an advance on a borrowing limit, of $1,000 or less and needs the absolute minimum payment within 60 times of loan origination or credit advance of greater than 25 % regarding the major stability or credit advance. When it comes to purposes of the area, each new advance of income to a borrower under a consumer short-term loan contract comprises a unique customer short-term loan. A “customer short-term loan” doesn’t add any deal made under chapter 325J or a loan produced by a consumer short-term loan provider where, in case of standard in the loan, the only real recourse for data recovery associated with balance, except that a lawsuit for damages for the financial obligation, is always to continue against real products pledged by the debtor as security for the loan. Continue reading “The terms defined in this subdivision have the meanings given for the purposes of this section.”