Tex. Fin. Code Section 349.103
Limitation on Multiple Recovery of Penalties


(a)

An administrative penalty, fine, settlement, or assurance of voluntary compliance under this title or federal law that is assessed by or agreed to with an administrative agency or the attorney general shall be considered and applied as a bar or credit to recovery of further fines, penalties, or enhanced damages for substantially the same act, practice, or violation in a suit or other proceeding brought by a private litigant under this title, the Business & Commerce Code, or other applicable law of this state. This section does not apply to a claim for restitution for unreimbursed actual damages.

(b)

A suit or other proceeding by a private litigant does not affect or restrict any state or federal agency from pursuing a person for any administrative remedy, including an administrative penalty. An administrative agency of this state, however, shall consider as a mitigating factor any relief recovered in a private suit or proceeding when the agency determines an administrative remedy.
Added by Acts 2005, 79th Leg., Ch. 1018 (H.B. 955), Sec. 4.07, eff. September 1, 2005.

Source: Section 349.103 — Limitation on Multiple Recovery of Penalties, https://statutes.­capitol.­texas.­gov/Docs/FI/htm/FI.­349.­htm#349.­103 (accessed Jun. 5, 2024).

349.001
Liability for Contracting For, Charging, or Receiving Excessive Amount
349.002
Liability for Charges Exceeding Twice Amount Authorized
349.003
Liability for Failure to Perform or for Performance of Prohibited Act
349.004
Liability Related to Criminal Offense
349.005
Liability for Violating Injunction
349.101
No Liability if Violation Unintentional and from Bona Fide Error or if in Conformity with Other Law
349.102
Liability for Multiple Violations in One Transaction
349.103
Limitation on Multiple Recovery of Penalties
349.201
Correction Resulting in No Liability
349.202
Correction of Violation of Failure to Act or Performing Prohibited Act Resulting in Limited Liability
349.203
Correction of Violation of Charging Excessive Amounts Resulting in Limited Liability
349.204
Giving Written Notice
349.205
Correction Exception Available to All Similarly Situated
349.301
Payment of Fees
349.302
Late Filing Fee for Registering or Renewal of Registration
349.303
Late Filing Fee for Obtaining or Renewing License
349.304
Effect of Compliance with Subchapter for Registrant or License Holder
349.305
Effect of Compliance with Subchapter on Person Other than Registrant or License Holder
349.401
Venue
349.402
Limitation Period
349.403
Class Action
349.404
Liability Under Subchapter in Lieu of Liability Under Consumer Credit Protection Act
349.501
Offense of Charges Exceeding Twice Amount Authorized
349.502
Offense of Engaging in Lending Business Without Proper Authority
349.503
Certain Proceedings in Connection with Sale-leaseback Transaction

Accessed:
Jun. 5, 2024

§ 349.103’s source at texas​.gov