PocketLaw | Revised Code Of Washington | Manufacturers' and Dealers'

Payment of fair market value of dealer goodwill upon request and termination, cancellation, or nonrenewal of franchise.

Section
46.96.040

Determination of good cause, good faith—Petition, notice, decision, appeal.

Section
46.96.050

Determination of good cause, good faith—Hearing, decision, procedures—Judicial review.

Section
46.96.060

Compensation by manufacturer for labor and parts required to perform recall repairs—Applicability to certain used vehicles—Reimbursement claims—Recovery of costs—Remedy, exclusive.

Section
46.96.100

Mitigation of damages.

Section
46.96.105

Warranty work.

Section
46.96.110

Designated successor to franchise ownership.

Section
46.96.140

Relevant market area—Definition—New or relocated dealerships, notice of.

Section
46.96.150

Protest of new or relocated dealership—Hearing—Arbitration.

Section
46.96.160

Factors considered by administrative law judge.

Section
46.96.170

Hearing—Procedures, costs, appeal.

Section
46.96.180

Exceptions.

Section
46.96.185

Unfair practices—Exemptions—Definitions.

Section
46.96.190

Prohibited practices by manufacturer.

Section
46.96.192

Prohibited practices by manufacturer—Adverse action against dealer if vehicle exported or resold by customer.

Section
46.96.194

Prohibited practices by manufacturer—Dealer waiver of chapter—Exceptions.

Section
46.96.196

Practices by brand owner.

Section
46.96.200

Sale, transfer, or exchange of franchise.

Section
46.96.210

Petition and hearing—Filing fee, costs, security.

Section
46.96.220

Right of first refusal.

Section
46.96.230

Manufacturer incentive programs.

Section
46.96.240

Venue.

Section
46.96.250

Immunity of franchisees and assigns.

Section
46.96.260

Civil actions for violations.

Section
46.96.270

Manufacturers' and Dealers' Franchise Agreements.

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Legislative findings.

Definitions.

Termination, cancellation, or nonrenewal of franchise restricted.

Payment of fair market value of dealer goodwill upon request and termination, cancellation, or nonrenewal of franchise.

Determination of good cause, good faith—Petition, notice, decision, appeal.

Determination of good cause, good faith—Hearing, decision, procedures—Judicial review.

Good cause, what constitutes—Burden of proof.

Notice of termination, cancellation, or nonrenewal.

Payments by manufacturer to dealer for inventory, equipment, etc.

Payments by manufacturer for dealership facilities.

Compensation by manufacturer for labor and parts required to perform recall repairs—Applicability to certain used vehicles—Reimbursement claims—Recovery of costs—Remedy, exclusive.

Mitigation of damages.

Warranty work.

Designated successor to franchise ownership.

Relevant market area—Definition—New or relocated dealerships, notice of.

Protest of new or relocated dealership—Hearing—Arbitration.

Factors considered by administrative law judge.

Hearing—Procedures, costs, appeal.

Exceptions.

Unfair practices—Exemptions—Definitions.

Prohibited practices by manufacturer.

Prohibited practices by manufacturer—Adverse action against dealer if vehicle exported or resold by customer.

Prohibited practices by manufacturer—Dealer waiver of chapter—Exceptions.

Practices by brand owner.

Sale, transfer, or exchange of franchise.

Petition and hearing—Filing fee, costs, security.

Right of first refusal.

Manufacturer incentive programs.

Venue.

Immunity of franchisees and assigns.

Civil actions for violations.

Release of dealer and customer data and information—Access to management computer systems—Immunity.