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A. Natural law is derived from the concept that the entire universe
is governed by cosmic laws on which human conduct should be
based, and which can be deduced through reasoning and the
moral sense of what is right or wrong. See also laws of nature. Idea
of perfect law based on equity, fairness, and reason, by which all
man-made laws are to be measured and to which they must
conform.
2. What is a pawn contract?
A. Pawn transactions are a special type of secured transaction. As
such, pawn transactions have their own set of regulations apart
from the UCC. They are regulated by the Pawnbrokers Act, 56-121 et seq.
The typical pawn transaction is as follows. A person (the pawn
debtor) transfers to the pawnbroker an item of personal property,
such as jewelry, in exchange for a loan of money up to $2000 from
the pawnbroker. The debtor receives a pawn ticket for the item.
The debtor then has a certain amount of time (typically between
30 and 90 days) to repay the money to the pawnbroker. If the
money is not repaid, then the pawnbroker can sell the item and
keep the proceeds.
Permissible Charges: For the first thirty-day period of the pawn
transaction, a pawnbroker may charge $7.50 or ten percent of the
amount loaned, whichever is greater. This charge may be applied
only during the first thirty days of the loan and may not be
imposed when an existing loan is refinanced. (A loan is refinanced
when some portion of a later loan is used to repay an earlier loan
with the same pawnbroker.) After the first thirty days, the
pawnbroker may charge up to four percent (4%) per month on the
unpaid principal balance of the loan. 56-12-13.
(See Annex 1)
6. Binding law
A. Common legal phrase indicating that an agreement has been
consciously made, and certain actions are now either required or
prohibited. For example, a lease for an apartment is legally
binding, because upon signing the document, the lessor and the
ANNEX
Annex 1