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ME LD2104
Bill
Status
3/12/2026
Primary Sponsor
Cassie Julia
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AI Summary
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Manufacturers must allocate new personal sports mobiles to dealers on a fair and equitable basis for each model, with the manufacturer bearing the burden of proving fairness of their allocation system
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Terminating a dealer based on poor sales performance creates prima facie evidence of lack of good cause if the manufacturer failed to provide adequate supply and product mix beforehand
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Required notice period for franchise termination, cancellation, or nonrenewal increases from 90 days to 180 days
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Dealers may protest proposed contract modifications within 90 days, with modifications stayed pending determination; manufacturers prohibited from using facilities renovation or market area penetration requirements to offer lower prices to favored dealers
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Dealers who obtain a judgment or final order providing equitable relief are entitled to attorney's fees in civil actions against manufacturers for unfair or deceptive practices
Legislative Description
An Act to Clarify Contractual Rights of Personal Sports Mobile Dealers
Business Practices
Last Action
Ordered sent down forthwith.
3/12/2026