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Leyes sobre cheques sin fondos en Oregon

Datos clave

  • Daños civilesA payee may recover statutory damages equal to $100 or three times the check amount, whichever is greater, on top of the check amount, under Or. Rev. Stat. Section 30.701(1).[1]
  • Pena por delito graveNegotiating a bad check is enhanced to a Class C felony under Or. Rev. Stat. Section 165.065(3)(b) if the person has a conviction for negotiating a bad check or theft by deception by bad check in Oregon within the preceding five years.[2]
  • Pena por delito menorNegotiating a bad check is a Class A misdemeanor under Or. Rev. Stat. Section 165.065(3)(a).[2]
  • Plazo del avisoA payee must make written demand at least 30 days before suing for statutory damages under Or. Rev. Stat. Section 30.701(2) (30 días).[1]
  • Aviso antes de un proceso penalFailing to make a check good within 10 days after receiving notice that it was refused for lack of funds is prima facie evidence of knowledge under Or. Rev. Stat. Section 165.065(2)(b).[2]
  • Cargo máximo por cheque devueltoA payee may collect a dishonored-check fee of up to $35 under Or. Rev. Stat. Section 30.701(5) ($35).[1]
  • Ley citadaOr. Rev. Stat. Section 165.065, negotiating a bad check[2]
  • Multiplicador de los daños civilesStatutory damages under Or. Rev. Stat. Section 30.701(1) are the greater of $100 or triple the check amount, but no more than $500 above the check amount (3 veces).[1]

Reglas de préstamos en Oregon: Leyes de préstamos en Oregon.

Fuentes

  1. Oregon State Legislature. Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 30, Actions and Suits in Particular Cases.
  2. Oregon State Legislature. Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 165, Offenses Involving Fraud or Deception.