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Code · Delaware · Title 5 — Banking · Chapter 22. Licensed Lenders · Subchapter I. Licensing

§ 2206. License requirements; acquisition.

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(a)A licensee shall obtain a license for each office or other place of business from which its licensed business is conducted upon payment of the required fees for each office and compliance with all applicable provisions of law. In the event the location of a licensed office is changed during the term of the license, the Commissioner shall issue without charge an amended license for the new location. In case there is a change of name but no change in corporate structure, the Commissioner shall issue without charge an amended license for the new name. Such license shall not be otherwise transferable or assignable. The Commissioner may issue more than 1 license to the same applicant upon payment of the required fees and compliance with all applicable provisions of law.
(b)Upon written request, the Commissioner may in the Commissioner’s discretion grant conditional approval for the acquired licensee to conduct its business under its existing license for a period not to exceed 60 days in cases where the control of the licensee changes and where a new application for licensure has been filed in accordance with § 2203 of this title.
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