HAR §15-3-8
HAR §15-3-8. Claims Process
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Cite as Haw. Code R. § 15-3-8
(a) The lender shall
exercise reasonable care and diligence in its
collection efforts on all capital access loans. The
minimum standard of care to be exercised by the lender
in its collection efforts on capital access loans
shall be no less than the standard of care exercised
by the lender in its collection efforts on its
conventional business loans.
(b) The lender may submit to the department a
claim form seeking reimbursement for losses actually
incurred on a capital access loan only after:
(1) The lender has exhausted all legal remedies
against the borrower and all guarantors,
including, but not limited to the
garnishment, seizure, foreclosure,
repossession, and liquidation of all
collateral;
(2) The lender has charged off the capital
access loan in accordance with the lender’s
usual and customary practice and policy for
charging off its conventional business
loans; and
(3) The lender makes a good faith determination
that any further collection efforts would be
futile, and no longer economically feasible.
The amount of the claim for reimbursement shall be
limited to the amount of principal charged off that is
covered under the program as described in section 15-
3-4(b), together with accrued interest, and any out-
of-pocket collection expenses reasonably incurred.
(c) In the event that a lender simultaneously
submits claims for reimbursement involving more than
one capital access loan, and the funds available in the
reserve account are insufficient to cover all of the
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claims submitted, then the lender may designate the
order of priority of the claims in which the lender
seeks seeks reimbursement.
(d) No claim for reimbursement shall be allowed
beyond the available funds in the reserve account
established by the lender under section 15-3-5. After
the department is satisfied that a lender has met the
conditions in subsection (b) above, then to the extent
that funds are available in the reserve account, the
department may authorize the payment of a claim for
reimbursement.
[Eff. ] (Auth: HRS §§211D-2 and
211D-4) (Imp: HRS §211D-4)