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MO HB2401
Bill
Status
3/29/2010
Primary Sponsor
Mike Talboy
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AI Summary
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Allows motor vehicle extended service contracts to be sold by dealers, manufacturers, federally insured depository institutions, licensed lenders, or administrators/providers/manufacturers demonstrating financial responsibility under section 385.202.
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Prohibits dealers from acting as "fronting companies" that allow third-party administrators or providers to use the dealer's name to evade or circumvent sales restrictions.
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Requires motor vehicle extended service contracts to be written in clear language with conspicuous disclosure of key terms including total purchase price, deductibles, coverage details, limitations, exclusions, and claim procedures.
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Mandates contracts insured under reimbursement insurance policies to disclose the insurer's name and address, while uninsured contracts must state obligations are backed only by the provider's full faith and credit.
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Requires providers to permit service contract holders to return contracts within at least 20 business days (or 10 days if delivered at sale) for a full refund if no claims are made, with a 10 percent monthly penalty added to refunds not paid within 30 days.
Legislative Description
Changes the laws regarding who may sell, offer for sale, or solicit the sale of a motor vehicle extended service contract
Last Action
Referred: Judiciary (H)
5/14/2010