Montana Statutes
§ 70-33-402 — Prohibited Provisions -- Damages
70-33-402 . Prohibited provisions -- damages.
(1)A provision prohibited by 70-33-202 that is included in a rental agreement is unenforceable.
(2)If one party purposefully uses a rental agreement containing provisions known by that party to be prohibited, the other party may recover, in addition to actual damages, an amount up to 3 months' rent.
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Legislative History
En. Sec. 30, Ch. 267, L. 2007.
Nearby Sections
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§ 70-33-101
Short Title§ 70-33-102
Purpose -- Liberal Construction§ 70-33-103
Definitions§ 70-33-104
Applicability§ 70-33-105
Supplementary Principles Of Law§ 70-33-106
Notice§ 70-33-107
Obligation Of Good Faith§ 70-33-108
Notice Of No Contact§ 70-33-109
Application Of Security Deposit Laws§ 70-33-110
Emotional Support Animals -- Documentation§ 70-33-201
Rental Agreements§ 70-33-202
Prohibited Provisions In Rental Agreements§ 70-33-301
Duty To Disclose Name Of Person Responsible§ 70-33-302
Landlord To Deliver Possession Of Premises