Montana § 30-19-104 Exemptions Of Applicability

Montana Statutes

§ 30-19-104 — Exemptions Of Applicability

Montana § 30-19-104

Title 30TRADE AND COMMERCE

Ch. 19RENTAL AND RENTAL-PURCHASE AGREEMENTS

Part 1Montana Rental-Purchase Agreement Act

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Mont. Code Ann. § 30-19-104 (2026).

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30-19-104 . Exemptions of applicability.

(1)The provisions of this part are not subject to laws relating to:

(a)retail installment sales contracts as defined in 31-1-202 ;

(b)security interests regulated by the provisions of Title 30, chapters 1 through 9A;

(c)leases regulated by the provisions of Title 30, chapter 2A;

(d)personal solicitation sales defined in 30-14-502 ; and

(e)interest rates or loans on money as provided for in Title 31, chapter 1.

(2)The provisions of this part do not apply to:

(a)a lease-purchase agreement primarily for business, commercial, or agricultural purposes or agreements made with governmental agencies, political subdivisions, or organizations;

(b)a lease or bailment of personal property that is incidental to the lease of real property and that provid

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30-19-104 . Exemptions of applicability. (1) The provisions of this part are not subject to laws relating to:
(a) retail installment sales contracts as defined in 31-1-202 ;
(b) security interests regulated by the provisions of Title 30, chapters 1 through 9A;
(c) leases regulated by the provisions of Title 30, chapter 2A;
(d) personal solicitation sales defined in 30-14-502 ; and
(e) interest rates or loans on money as provided for in Title 31, chapter 1.
(2) The provisions of this part do not apply to:
(a) a lease-purchase agreement primarily for business, commercial, or agricultural purposes or agreements made with governmental agencies, political subdivisions, or organizations;
(b) a lease or bailment of personal property that is incidental to the lease of real property and that provides the consumer with no option to purchase the leased property; or
(c) the lease of a motor vehicle.