Premium Finance Corp. of America v. Crump Insurance Services

How courts have described this case

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• holding there was no private right of action under a regulatory statute governing the premium finance industry where enforcement was through criminal and administrative penalties
• “Where an act as a whole provides for governmental enforcement of its provisions, we will not casually engraft means of enforcement of one of those provisions unless such legislative intent is manifestly clear. We do not find such clear intention in the statute under review.”

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