22 Guam Code Ann. § 57113
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(a) Assignees. For purposes of §§ 57111 and 57112 and this Section, the term >merchant= includes an assignee of a merchant. However, an action
under § 57111 for a violation of this Chapter may be brought against an assignee only if the violation is apparent on the face of the rental-purchase agreement to which it relates. A violation apparent in the face of a rental- purchase agreement includes a disclosure that can be determined to be incomplete or inaccurate from the face of the agreement. An assignee has no liability in a case in which the assignment is involuntary.
(b) Consumer Acknowledgment. In an action by or against a assignee, the consumer’s written acknowledgment of receipt of a disclosure shall be conclusive proof that the disclosure was made, if the assignee had no knowledge that the disclosure had not been made when the assignee acquired the rental-purchase agreement to which it relates.
under § 57111 for a violation of this Chapter may be brought against an assignee only if the violation is apparent on the face of the rental-purchase agreement to which it relates. A violation apparent in the face of a rental- purchase agreement includes a disclosure that can be determined to be incomplete or inaccurate from the face of the agreement. An assignee has no liability in a case in which the assignment is involuntary.
(b) Consumer Acknowledgment. In an action by or against a assignee, the consumer’s written acknowledgment of receipt of a disclosure shall be conclusive proof that the disclosure was made, if the assignee had no knowledge that the disclosure had not been made when the assignee acquired the rental-purchase agreement to which it relates.
