In a consumer credit sale, the seller may not take as evidence of the obligation of the buyer, a negotiable instrument other than (1) a check; or (2) a promise or order containing a statement, required by applicable statutory or administrative law, to the effect that the rights of a holder or transferee are subject to claims or defenses that the issuer could assert against the original payee. A holder is not a holder in due course if the holder takes a negotiable instrument with notice that it is issued in violation of this section. A holder in due course is not subject to the liabilities prescribed in this chapter.
Structure Code of Alabama
Title 5 - Banks and Financial Institutions.
Chapter 19 - Consumer Finance.
Section 5-19-1.1 - Legislative Findings.
Section 5-19-5 - Acceptance of Negotiable Instruments as Evidence of Consumer Debt.
Section 5-19-7 - Right to Refinance Amount of Certain Scheduled Payments.
Section 5-19-8 - Assignee of Seller Subject to Claims and Defenses of Buyer.
Section 5-19-10 - Contract Provisions for Attorney's Fees.
Section 5-19-12 - Buyer's Right to Cancel Home Solicitation Sale.
Section 5-19-14 - Rebates or Discounts, etc., as Inducement for Aiding Sale to Another Prohibited.
Section 5-19-15 - Garnishment.
Section 5-19-16 - Refusal by Court to Enforce Unconscionable Agreement.
Section 5-19-18 - Installment Payment of Debt of One Thousand Dollars or Less.
Section 5-19-24 - Examinations and Investigations of Licensees by Administrator.
Section 5-19-29 - Injunctions.
Section 5-19-30 - Penalty for Violations.