Regulation of Business Practices Between Motor Vehicle Manufacturers, Distributors and Dealers

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  2. New Hampshire Revised Statutes
  3. Trade and Commerce
  4. Regulation of Business Practices Between Motor Vehicle Manufacturers, Distributors and Dealers

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Section
357-C:1

Definitions.

Section
357-C:2

Applicability.

Section
357-C:3

Prohibited Conduct.

Section
357-C:3-a

Access to Documentation.

Section
357-C:4

Delivery and Preparation Obligations.

Section
357-C:5

Warranty Obligations, Transportation Damage and Indemnification.

Section
357-C:6

Agreements Governed.

Section
357-C:6-a

Prohibited Contractual Requirements Imposed by Manufacturer, Distributor, or Captive Finance Source.

Section
357-C:7

Limitations on Cancellations, Terminations and Nonrenewals.

Section
357-C:8

Survivorship.

Section
357-C:9

Limitations on Establishing or Relocating Dealerships.

Section
357-C:10

Franchisee's Right to Associate.

Section
357-C:11

Discounts and Other Inducements.

Section
357-C:11-a

Sale of New Motor Vehicles Manufactured to California Emission Standards.

Section
357-C:12

Enforcement; New Hampshire Motor Vehicle Industry Board; Fund Established.

Section
357-C:12-a

Franchisor and Franchisee Registration.

Section
357-C:13

Statute of Limitations.

Section
357-C:14

Construction.

Section
357-C:15

Penalty.

Section
357-C:16

Severability.