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CT SB01093
Bill
Status
1/22/2025
Primary Sponsor
Banking Committee
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AI Summary
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Creates an exception to Connecticut's 2024 ban on waiving prejudgment remedy rights in commercial financing contracts, effective October 1, 2025
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Allows sales-based financing contracts exceeding $100,000 to include provisions waiving the recipient's right to notice, judicial hearing, or prior court order before prejudgment remedies like attachment, garnishment, or execution
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Requires contracts containing such waivers to clearly disclose that prejudgment remedies may be issued without notice or hearing
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Mandates disclosure that recipients retain the right to request a Superior Court hearing to modify or dissolve any prejudgment remedy after it is issued
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Amends Section 36a-868 of the general statutes governing commercial financing contracts
Legislative Description
An Act Allowing Certain Commercial Financing Contracts To Contain Provisions Waiving The Right To Notice, Judicial Hearing Or Prior Court Order In Connection With A Prejudgment Remedy.
Last Action
Public Hearing 03/04
2/28/2025