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Code · Wisconsin · Chapter 428 — First lien real estate and other mortgage loans

428.104 Receipts, accounting.

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428.104 Receipts, accounting.
(1)Any time a payment is made in cash, or any other time the method of payment does not itself provide evidence of payment, the creditor shall furnish the customer, without request, a written receipt, evidencing such payment. The customer shall be entitled upon request, free of charge, to an annual statement of account showing receipts and disbursements. Subject to s. 708.15 , upon payment in full of the customer’s obligation, the creditor shall release any mortgage by either recording the necessary instrument and forwarding the same to the customer, or by forwarding a satisfaction of such debt to the purchaser of the real property subject to such satisfied mortgage, or the creditor of such purchaser.
(2)A person who commits a violation of this section is liable to the customer in an amount equal to:
(a)Twenty-five dollars; and
(b)The actual damages, including any incidental and consequential damages, sustained by the customer by reason of the violation.
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