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§ 75-67-409. Verification statement; record of transactions of pledged property.
 

(1)  The pledgor shall sign a statement verifying that the pledgor is the rightful owner of the pledged property and is entitled to pledge it. The pledgor shall receive an exact copy of the title pledge agreement which shall be signed by the title pledge lender or any employee of the title pledge lender. 

(2)  The title pledge lender shall maintain a record of all transactions of pledged property on the premises for a period of two (2) years. A title pledge lender upon request shall provide to the appropriate law enforcement agency a complete record of all transactions. These records shall be a correct copy of the entries made of the title pledge transaction, except as to the amount of cash advanced for the pledged property and the monthly title pledge charge. 

(3)  The title pledge lender shall maintain records that contain a complete payment history of each customer evidencing all principal payments, service charge and/or other charges. Those records also shall reflect any unpaid principal balance as well as a payoff balance that includes the accrued service charges. 
 

Sources: Laws,  1997, ch. 610, § 6; Laws, 2000, ch. 621, § 21, eff from and after passage (approved May 23, 2000.)
 

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Mississippi > Title-75 > 67 > 75-67-409

§ 75-67-409. Verification statement; record of transactions of pledged property.
 

(1)  The pledgor shall sign a statement verifying that the pledgor is the rightful owner of the pledged property and is entitled to pledge it. The pledgor shall receive an exact copy of the title pledge agreement which shall be signed by the title pledge lender or any employee of the title pledge lender. 

(2)  The title pledge lender shall maintain a record of all transactions of pledged property on the premises for a period of two (2) years. A title pledge lender upon request shall provide to the appropriate law enforcement agency a complete record of all transactions. These records shall be a correct copy of the entries made of the title pledge transaction, except as to the amount of cash advanced for the pledged property and the monthly title pledge charge. 

(3)  The title pledge lender shall maintain records that contain a complete payment history of each customer evidencing all principal payments, service charge and/or other charges. Those records also shall reflect any unpaid principal balance as well as a payoff balance that includes the accrued service charges. 
 

Sources: Laws,  1997, ch. 610, § 6; Laws, 2000, ch. 621, § 21, eff from and after passage (approved May 23, 2000.)
 


State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Mississippi > Title-75 > 67 > 75-67-409

§ 75-67-409. Verification statement; record of transactions of pledged property.
 

(1)  The pledgor shall sign a statement verifying that the pledgor is the rightful owner of the pledged property and is entitled to pledge it. The pledgor shall receive an exact copy of the title pledge agreement which shall be signed by the title pledge lender or any employee of the title pledge lender. 

(2)  The title pledge lender shall maintain a record of all transactions of pledged property on the premises for a period of two (2) years. A title pledge lender upon request shall provide to the appropriate law enforcement agency a complete record of all transactions. These records shall be a correct copy of the entries made of the title pledge transaction, except as to the amount of cash advanced for the pledged property and the monthly title pledge charge. 

(3)  The title pledge lender shall maintain records that contain a complete payment history of each customer evidencing all principal payments, service charge and/or other charges. Those records also shall reflect any unpaid principal balance as well as a payoff balance that includes the accrued service charges. 
 

Sources: Laws,  1997, ch. 610, § 6; Laws, 2000, ch. 621, § 21, eff from and after passage (approved May 23, 2000.)