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New York Laws - Personal Property > Article 9-A - Motor Vehicle Retail Leasing Act

New York Laws > Personal Property > Article 9-A - Motor Vehicle Retail Leasing Act

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§ 330	Short title
§ 331	Definitions
§ 332	Rebate or discount for information or assistance in lease or sale of motor vehicle
§ 333	Pre-lease availability of sample form of agreement
§ 334	Payment or trade-in pending execution of lease agreement; refund or return upon non-execution
§ 335	Total loss notice and waiver of the gap amount
§ 336	Business purpose statement
§ 337	Requirements as to retail lease agreements
§ 338	Security interest prohibited
§ 339	Notice of lessee's reinstatement rights
§ 340	Establishment of realized value at lease termination when purchase option not exercised; notice of intention to sell motor vehicle
§ 341	Restriction on early termination liability
§ 342	Restriction on the reporting of early terminations
§ 343	Assessment of excess wear and damage to the vehicle
§ 344	Cancellation of agreement
§ 345	Renegotiations and extensions
§ 346	Penalties
§ 347	Liability of assignees
§ 348	Transactions subject to article by agreement
§ 349	Applicability of certain provisions hereof to retail lease of a motor vehicle for any use
§ 350	Waiver void
§ 351	Supplementary general principles of law applicable
§ 352	Construction against implicit repeal
§ 353	Severability

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