Montana § 61-4-520 Nonconforming Procedure -- Arbitration De Novo

Montana Statutes

§ 61-4-520 — Nonconforming Procedure -- Arbitration De Novo

Montana § 61-4-520

Title 61MOTOR VEHICLES

Ch. 4SALES AND DISTRIBUTION OF MOTOR VEHICLES

Part 5New Motor Vehicle Warranties -- Remedies

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Mont. Code Ann. § 61-4-520 (2026).

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61-4-520 . Nonconforming procedure -- arbitration de novo. A consumer injured by the operation of any procedure that does not conform with procedures established by a manufacturer pursuant to 61-4-511 and the provisions of Title 16, Code of Federal Regulations, part 703, may appeal any decision rendered as the result of the procedure by requesting arbitration de novo of the dispute by a department arbitrator. Filing procedures and fees for appeals must be the same as those required in 61-4-515 through 61-4-517 . The findings of the manufacturer's informal dispute settlement procedure are admissible in evidence at the department's arbitration hearing and in any civil action arising out of any warranty obligation or matter related to the dispute.

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61-4-520 . Nonconforming procedure -- arbitration de novo. A consumer injured by the operation of any procedure that does not conform with procedures established by a manufacturer pursuant to 61-4-511 and the provisions of Title 16, Code of Federal Regulations, part 703, may appeal any decision rendered as the result of the procedure by requesting arbitration de novo of the dispute by a department arbitrator. Filing procedures and fees for appeals must be the same as those required in 61-4-515 through 61-4-517 . The findings of the manufacturer's informal dispute settlement procedure are admissible in evidence at the department's arbitration hearing and in any civil action arising out of any warranty obligation or matter related to the dispute.