Tex. Fin. Code Section 14.264
Right to Bring Action Not Affected


(a)

An assurance of voluntary compliance does not affect the right of an individual to bring an action, except as provided in Chapter 349 (Penalties and Liabilities) and except that the right of an individual in relation to money received according to a stipulation under Section 14.261 (Acceptance of Assurance)(c) is governed by the terms of the assurance.

(b)

A person entering into an assurance of voluntary compliance may, not later than the 60th day after the date of filing of the assurance, correct the violation under Section 349.201 (Correction Resulting in No Liability). Amounts paid as restitution and other acts taken in accordance with an assurance of voluntary compliance shall be considered for purposes of determining whether the obligor has made a correction under Subchapter C (Correction Resulting in No Liability), Chapter 349 (Penalties and Liabilities). With respect to corrections of violations or possible violations relating to matters addressed in the assurance of voluntary compliance, the date of filing of the assurance is considered to be the date of:

(1)

actual discovery of the violation or possible violation;

(2)

written notice; and

(3)

filing of the action alleging the violation.
Added by Acts 2005, 79th Leg., Ch. 1018 (H.B. 955), Sec. 4.05, eff. September 1, 2005.

Source: Section 14.264 — Right to Bring Action Not Affected, https://statutes.­capitol.­texas.­gov/Docs/FI/htm/FI.­14.­htm#14.­264 (accessed Jun. 5, 2024).

14.001
Definitions
14.051
Consumer Credit Commissioner
14.052
Division of Consumer Protection
14.054
Oath of Office
14.055
Liability
14.056
Conflict of Interest
14.057
Performance Evaluations
14.058
Equal Employment Opportunity
14.059
Intra-agency Career Ladder
14.061
Cost of Audit
14.062
Consumer Information and Complaints
14.063
Application of Open Meetings Law
14.064
Consumer Information
14.065
Office Employees
14.066
Sunset Provision
14.101
General Duties of Commissioner
14.102
Educational and Debt Counseling Programs
14.103
Consumer Protection Programs
14.104
Lender Contracts
14.105
Gifts and Grants
14.106
Information Regarding Employment Requirements
14.107
Fees
14.108
Interpretations of Law
14.109
Use of the Nationwide Mortgage Licensing System and Registry
14.110
Alternative Rulemaking and Dispute Resolution
14.111
Advisory Committees
14.112
Licensing and Registration Terms
14.113
Texas Financial Education Endowment
14.151
Obtaining Information
14.152
Fingerprint Requirement
14.153
Action by Law Enforcement Agencies
14.154
Confidentiality
14.155
Disclosure
14.156
Recovery of Costs
14.157
Rules
14.201
Investigation and Enforcement Authority
14.202
Request for Information
14.203
Issuance of Subpoena or Summons
14.204
Enforcement of Subpoena
14.205
Investigation by Hearing Officer
14.206
Fees and Expenses
14.207
Imposition of Costs on Parties
14.208
Injunction
14.209
Appointment of Receiver
14.251
Assessment of Penalty
14.252
Amount of Penalty
14.253
Report on Violation
14.254
Notice of Report on Violation and Penalty Recommendation
14.255
Response of Person Receiving Notice
14.256
Acceptance of Penalty
14.257
Hearing on Penalty
14.258
Stay of Penalty
14.259
Recovery of Costs
14.260
Administrative Procedure Act
14.261
Acceptance of Assurance
14.262
Effect of Assurance
14.263
Reopening
14.264
Right to Bring Action Not Affected
14.301
Appeal of Final Decision of Commissioner
14.302
Appeal of License Withholding or Revocation
14.303
Stay of Order Pending Appeal
14.1025
Financial Literacy Program Information
14.2015
Confidentiality of Certain Information
14.2016
Information Sharing with Departments and Agencies

Accessed:
Jun. 5, 2024

§ 14.264’s source at texas​.gov