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California Financial Code > Division 10 > Chapter 2 - Deferred Deposit Transactions
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Division 10
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Current as of: 2010
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§ 23035
A licensee may defer the deposit of a customer's~
§ 23036
A fee for a deferred deposit transaction shall not~
§ 23037
In no case shall a licensee do any of the following:~
§ 23038
Any person who violates any provision of Section 670 of~
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34-39-280(b) says that a customer must request before the due date. I have not found anywhere in the code anything pertaining to if the customer requests the extended payment plan ...
Can a customer enter extended payment plan the day loan is made?...
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