Alaska Stat. § 08.76.280
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Military personnel.
Official statutory text
A pawnbroker shall waive the unpaid amount financed and the finance fee due on a pawn transaction and hold, except as provided in AS 08.76.320 08.76.380, the pledged property that is the subject of the pawn transaction on the pawnbroker's business premises until 60 days after the pledgor, the pledgor's spouse, or the pledgor's dependent returns to the United States, if the pawnbroker receives a copy of military orders indicating that (1) the pledgor, or the pledgor's spouse or dependent, is enlisted in the military service of a state or the federal government; and
(2) after the pawn transaction was entered into, the person was or is to be deployed abroad for service relating to a military conflict.
(2) after the pawn transaction was entered into, the person was or is to be deployed abroad for service relating to a military conflict.
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