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§  630. Penalties. 1. If after providing notice and an opportunity for  a hearing the  department  determines  that  a  covered  institution  or  lending  institution  has  violated  any  terms  or  provisions  of this  article, then the covered institution  or  lending  institution  may  be  liable for a civil penalty. Regardless of the department's determination  that a covered institution or lending institution is liable for a single  violation  or  a  series  of  violations under this article, the maximum  penalty shall not  exceed  fifty  thousand  dollars.  In  taking  action  against  a  covered  institution  or  lending institution, consideration  shall be given to the nature and severity of violations of this article.    2. If after providing notice and an  opportunity  for  a  hearing  the  department  determines  that a covered institution employee has violated  any terms or provisions of this article, then  the  covered  institution  employee   may  be  liable  for  a  civil  penalty.  Regardless  of  the  department's determination that a covered institution employee is liable  for a single violation or a series of violations under this article, the  maximum penalty shall not exceed seven thousand five hundred dollars. In  taking action against  a  covered  institution  employee,  consideration  shall be given to the nature and severity of violations of this article.    3.  If  after  providing  notice  and an opportunity for a hearing the  department determines that a lending institution has violated a term  or  provision  of this article, such lending institution shall not be placed  or remain on any covered  institution's  preferred  lender  list  unless  notice  of  such violation is provided to all potential borrowers of the  covered institution.    4. Nothing in this section shall prohibit the department from reaching  a settlement agreement with a covered institution,  covered  institution  employee  or  lending institution in order to effectuate the purposes of  this section. Provided, however, if such settlement agreement is reached  with a covered institution or lending institution, the department  shall  provide  notice  of such action to all potential borrowers in a form and  manner prescribed by the department.    5. The department shall deposit the funds generated from this  section  into   the   student  lending  education  account,  created  by  section  ninety-seven-hhhh of the state finance law. Such funds shall be given to  covered institutions upon application to the department for the purposes  of:    a. Educating borrowers and potential borrowers on the educational loan  process, including, but  not  limited  to,  available  educational  loan  options,  understanding rates and terms of student loans, managing costs  and  credit  responsibilities,   student   loan   repayment   and   loan  consolidation; and    b.  Reimbursing borrowers from inflated educational loan prices caused  by revenue sharing agreements between such  covered  institution  and  a  lending institution.

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Statutes > New-york > Edn > Title-1 > Article-13-b > 630

§  630. Penalties. 1. If after providing notice and an opportunity for  a hearing the  department  determines  that  a  covered  institution  or  lending  institution  has  violated  any  terms  or  provisions  of this  article, then the covered institution  or  lending  institution  may  be  liable for a civil penalty. Regardless of the department's determination  that a covered institution or lending institution is liable for a single  violation  or  a  series  of  violations under this article, the maximum  penalty shall not  exceed  fifty  thousand  dollars.  In  taking  action  against  a  covered  institution  or  lending institution, consideration  shall be given to the nature and severity of violations of this article.    2. If after providing notice and an  opportunity  for  a  hearing  the  department  determines  that a covered institution employee has violated  any terms or provisions of this article, then  the  covered  institution  employee   may  be  liable  for  a  civil  penalty.  Regardless  of  the  department's determination that a covered institution employee is liable  for a single violation or a series of violations under this article, the  maximum penalty shall not exceed seven thousand five hundred dollars. In  taking action against  a  covered  institution  employee,  consideration  shall be given to the nature and severity of violations of this article.    3.  If  after  providing  notice  and an opportunity for a hearing the  department determines that a lending institution has violated a term  or  provision  of this article, such lending institution shall not be placed  or remain on any covered  institution's  preferred  lender  list  unless  notice  of  such violation is provided to all potential borrowers of the  covered institution.    4. Nothing in this section shall prohibit the department from reaching  a settlement agreement with a covered institution,  covered  institution  employee  or  lending institution in order to effectuate the purposes of  this section. Provided, however, if such settlement agreement is reached  with a covered institution or lending institution, the department  shall  provide  notice  of such action to all potential borrowers in a form and  manner prescribed by the department.    5. The department shall deposit the funds generated from this  section  into   the   student  lending  education  account,  created  by  section  ninety-seven-hhhh of the state finance law. Such funds shall be given to  covered institutions upon application to the department for the purposes  of:    a. Educating borrowers and potential borrowers on the educational loan  process, including, but  not  limited  to,  available  educational  loan  options,  understanding rates and terms of student loans, managing costs  and  credit  responsibilities,   student   loan   repayment   and   loan  consolidation; and    b.  Reimbursing borrowers from inflated educational loan prices caused  by revenue sharing agreements between such  covered  institution  and  a  lending institution.

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Statutes > New-york > Edn > Title-1 > Article-13-b > 630

§  630. Penalties. 1. If after providing notice and an opportunity for  a hearing the  department  determines  that  a  covered  institution  or  lending  institution  has  violated  any  terms  or  provisions  of this  article, then the covered institution  or  lending  institution  may  be  liable for a civil penalty. Regardless of the department's determination  that a covered institution or lending institution is liable for a single  violation  or  a  series  of  violations under this article, the maximum  penalty shall not  exceed  fifty  thousand  dollars.  In  taking  action  against  a  covered  institution  or  lending institution, consideration  shall be given to the nature and severity of violations of this article.    2. If after providing notice and an  opportunity  for  a  hearing  the  department  determines  that a covered institution employee has violated  any terms or provisions of this article, then  the  covered  institution  employee   may  be  liable  for  a  civil  penalty.  Regardless  of  the  department's determination that a covered institution employee is liable  for a single violation or a series of violations under this article, the  maximum penalty shall not exceed seven thousand five hundred dollars. In  taking action against  a  covered  institution  employee,  consideration  shall be given to the nature and severity of violations of this article.    3.  If  after  providing  notice  and an opportunity for a hearing the  department determines that a lending institution has violated a term  or  provision  of this article, such lending institution shall not be placed  or remain on any covered  institution's  preferred  lender  list  unless  notice  of  such violation is provided to all potential borrowers of the  covered institution.    4. Nothing in this section shall prohibit the department from reaching  a settlement agreement with a covered institution,  covered  institution  employee  or  lending institution in order to effectuate the purposes of  this section. Provided, however, if such settlement agreement is reached  with a covered institution or lending institution, the department  shall  provide  notice  of such action to all potential borrowers in a form and  manner prescribed by the department.    5. The department shall deposit the funds generated from this  section  into   the   student  lending  education  account,  created  by  section  ninety-seven-hhhh of the state finance law. Such funds shall be given to  covered institutions upon application to the department for the purposes  of:    a. Educating borrowers and potential borrowers on the educational loan  process, including, but  not  limited  to,  available  educational  loan  options,  understanding rates and terms of student loans, managing costs  and  credit  responsibilities,   student   loan   repayment   and   loan  consolidation; and    b.  Reimbursing borrowers from inflated educational loan prices caused  by revenue sharing agreements between such  covered  institution  and  a  lending institution.