The 2023 Florida Statutes (including Special Session C)
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. . . Section 687.12, Florida Statutes (2009), Did Not Require the Words "Chapter 520" to Appear on the Face . . . This argument is based on a misapplication of section 687.12, Florida Statutes (2009), known as the " . . . Section 687.12 is entitled "Interest rates; parity among licensed lenders and creditors." . . . (quoting § 687.12(4) ). . . . instrument "the specific chapter of the Florida Statutes authorizing the interest rate charged." § 687.12 . . .
. . . . § 687.12. . . . Stat. §§ 627.840(3)(a)-(b), 687.12. . . . Stat. § 687.12(4) requires that [i]n making loans or extensions of credit at a rate of interest that, . . .
. . . . § 687.12(1). . . . Florida Statute § 687.12(1) extends the provisions of § 665.074 to all lenders licensed under Florida . . .
. . . In addition to the above statutory purge, sections 687.12 and 687.13 still exempt most institutional . . .
. . . not an “association,” Section 665.077 is nonetheless applicable to Capital Bank pursuant to Section 687.12 . . . Section 687.12, which is entitled “Interest rates; parity among licensed lenders or creditors,” provides . . . extension of credit the specific chapter of the Florida Statutes authorizing the interest rate charged. § 687.12 . . . law to be charged on similar loans ... made by any lender or creditor in the State of Florida. ...” § 687.12 . . . also comply with all the requirements imposed on such a lender for the type of loan it is making. § 687.12 . . .
. . . its loan cannot be usurious, since it is a parity lender in accordance with Florida Statutes Section 687.12 . . . Plaintiff, attempting to qualify under Florida Statutes §687.12(4), indicated in the body of the note . . . They deny, however, that § 687.12 allows plaintiff to charge what they claim is a criminally usurious . . . No Florida cases interpreting Chapter 687.12 have been brought to the Court’s attention. One U. S. . . . Subsection (2) of the § 687.12 provides, in part: (2) This section shall be construed to permit any lender . . .
. . . . § 687.12, a parity statute, creates an exception for certain lendors or creditors who would otherwise . . . was authorized by F.S.A. § 665.-077 and that this language constituted notice as required by F.S.A. § 687.12 . . .
. . . Murdock; The Commissioner determined a deficiency of $365,-687.12 in the income tax of these petitioners . . .