Trans 140.21(3)(3) Any of the following acts by a claimant, as determined by the department, may be grounds for disallowing a claim: Trans 140.21(3)(a)(a) Making or offering a false statement, false or altered document, or other misrepresentation in support of a claim against the security; Trans 140.21(3)(b)(b) Making a claim based in whole or in part upon a transaction or an act by the claimant which is unlawful or contrary to statute, regulation or administrative rule, as determined by the department. Trans 140.21(3)(d)(d) Failure of the claimant to cooperate in the investigation of the claimant’s claim, including failure to provide additional supporting documentation or evidence for a claim or to provide other explanatory materials when that information is requested by the department and is readily available to, or known to, the claimant or is in the claimant’s possession or control. Trans 140.21(5)(a)(a) When a claimant is unable to obtain title to a motor vehicle because the licensee who held the vehicle for sale created a security interest in the motor vehicle and a manufacturer or financial institution is holding the title or Manufacturers Certificate of Origin (MCO) to ensure payment by the licensee at the time of sale, the claimant’s reasonable expenses, including legal costs and attorney fees, in obtaining requisite title documentation, are allowable claims against the security of the licensee. Trans 140.21(5)(b)(b) As alternatives to making the claim described in par. (a), a claimant in such a case may instead do any of the following: Trans 140.21(5)(b)1.1. Rescind the purchase contract and make a claim against the security of the licensee for the full purchase price of the vehicle. Trans 140.21 HistoryHistory: Emerg. cr. eff. 10-16-85; cr. Register, July, 1986, No. 367, eff. 8-1-86; am. (1) (a) to (c) 4., (d), (2) (a) to (e), (3) and (5) (a) to (b) 2., r. (1) (c) 5., renum. (1) (c) 6. to be 5., Register, February, 1996, No. 482, eff. 3-1-96; corrections in (1) (c) 1., 5. made under s. 13.92 (4) (b) 7., Stats., Register March 2012 No. 675. Trans 140.22Trans 140.22 Priority of claims. Allowable claims against the security shall be assigned to one of the following priority classes: Trans 140.22(1)(1) Salesperson, motor vehicle and recreational vehicle dealer securities. The priority classes of allowable claims against the security of any licensee except a wholesaler, salvage or auction dealer, in order of their priority, are as follows: Trans 140.22(1)(a)(a) Claims of retail customers including, without limitation, claims arising from a particular motor vehicle purchase from the licensee or from a particular motor vehicle sale by the licensee, claims for repairs warranted by the licensee, claims for failure to furnish title to a motor vehicle, claims for deposits against an uncompleted motor vehicle purchase transaction, and claims for the failure of the licensee to pay the claimant for a trade-in, a motor vehicle purchased by the licensee, or a consigned vehicle not returned to the consignor upon request. Trans 140.22(1)(b)(b) Claims of commercial customers including, without limitation, claims arising from a particular motor vehicle purchase from the licensee or from a particular motor vehicle sale by the licensee, claims for repairs warranted by the licensee, claims for failure to furnish title to a motor vehicle, claims for deposits against an uncompleted motor vehicle purchase transaction, and claims for the failure of the licensee to pay the claimant for a trade-in, a motor vehicle purchased by the licensee, or a consigned vehicle not returned to the consignor upon request. Trans 140.22(2)(2) Wholesaler, salvage and auction dealer bonds. The priority classes of allowable claims against a wholesaler bond, a salvage dealer bond or an auction dealer bond, in order of their priority, are as follows: Trans 140.22(2)(a)(a) Claims arising from transactions involving the sale or purchase of a particular motor vehicle, excluding the claims of a secured party, a financial institution, the department of revenue or the department of transportation. Trans 140.22(2)(b)(b) All other allowable claims, including claims of the department for title and registration fees. Trans 140.22 HistoryHistory: Emerg. cr. eff. 10-16-85; cr. Register, July, 1986, No. 367, eff. 8-1-86; am. (intro.), (1) (intro.) to (b), (2) (intro.) and (b), r. (1) (d) to (f), Register, February, 1996, No. 482, eff. 3-1-96. Trans 140.23(1)(1) The amount paid on each allowed claim shall be determined by the priority class of the claim. All claims in the same priority class shall be treated alike, beginning with the claims of the first priority class, as follows: Trans 140.23(1)(a)(a) The total amount necessary to pay all claims of the class in full shall be determined. Trans 140.23(1)(b)(b) If enough funds are available under the bond or letter of credit to do so, all claims of the class shall be paid in full. Trans 140.23(1)(c)(c) If, after all allowed claims of a class have been paid in full, funds remain available to pay additional claims, the allowed claims of the next priority class shall be paid, in accordance with pars. (a) to (d). Trans 140.23(1)(d)(d) If insufficient funds are available to pay all claims in a class, then each claim of the class shall be prorated according to the following formula: Trans 140.23(2)(2) When a class of claims has been prorated because there are insufficient funds available to pay the claims of the class in full, no payments shall be made upon allowed claims of the successive priority classes.