West Virginia Code § 46A-1-103

Effect of chapter on powers of persons making consumer credit sales
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and consumer loans, and others; consumer protection generally.
(1) This chapter prescribes maximum charges for all creditors, except lessors and those
excluded, making consumer credit sales and consumer loans, and sales and loans made
subject to the provisions of this chapter by agreement, and except as otherwise provided by
this chapter displaces any existing limitations and provisions regulating maxeimum interest
and charges, minimum charges, additional charges, delinquency charges, deferral charges,
allocation of charges and methods of computing rebates upon prepaymrent, refinancing or
consolidation with respect to consumer credit sales and consumer loans, and the debtors'
remedies and penalties provided by this chapter displace all existing provisions relating to
remedies, penalties and forfeitures for usury and usurious contracts as to transactions
covered by this chapter. t
(2) Except as provided in subsection (1) of this section or elsewhere in this chapter, this
chapter does not displace powers or limitation on powers which supervised financial
organizations are authorized to exercise under the laws of the United States or other laws of
this state in effect after the operative date of tshis chapter.
(3) This chapter also prescribes in various articles protective measures for consumers in
transactions not necessarily involvingg consumer credit.

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