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Code · Illinois · Chapter 775 — HUMAN RIGHTS · Act 5

Sec. 4-103. Credit Cards.

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Sec. 4-103. Credit Cards. It is a civil rights violation for a person who offers credit cards to the public in this State:
(A)Denial. To refuse to issue a credit card, upon proper application, on the basis of
unlawful discrimination.
(B)Reasons for Rejection. To fail to inform an applicant for a credit card, upon
request, of the reason that his or her application for a credit card has been rejected.
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