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Code · Utah · Title 7 — Financial Institutions Act · Chapter 14

7-14-3. Information an institution may furnish.

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7-14-3. Information an institution may furnish.
Any institution doing business in the state may report to any other financial institution, or credit reporting agency the following:
(1)that an account maintained to effect third party payment transactions has been closed out by the institution, the reasons therefor, and the identity of the depositor or account holder;
(2)upon the request of another financial institution any other information in the files of the institution relating to the credit experience of the reporting institution with respect to a particular person as to whom inquiry is made; and
(3)any information concerning attempted or potential activity to defraud a financial institution or to obtain funds from a financial institution by fraudulent or other unlawful means or other information relating to individuals sought by law enforcement authorities for alleged violations of criminal laws.
Enacted by Chapter 16 , 1981 General Session
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