New Hampshire Statutes
§ 357-D:12 — Sale of Defective Motor Vehicles
I.For purposes of this section "a serious safety defect" means a life-threatening malfunction or nonconformity that impedes the consumer's ability to control or operate the motor vehicle for ordinary use or reasonable intended purposes or creates a risk of fire or explosion.
II.Any manufacturer or its agent or authorized dealer is prohibited from reselling in New Hampshire any vehicle determined or adjudicated by the board as having a serious safety defect.
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Legislative History
1994, 395:1, eff. Jan. 1, 1995.
Nearby Sections
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§ 357-D:1
Intent§ 357-D:10
Costs and Attorney's Fees§ 357-D:11
Limitations on Actions§ 357-D:12
Sale of Defective Motor Vehicles§ 357-D:2
Definitions§ 357-D:3
Enforcement of Warranties§ 357-D:5
New Motor Vehicle Arbitration Board Established; Administrative Attachment; Rulemaking; Decisions§ 357-D:6
Appeal From Board's Decision§ 357-D:8
Dealer's Liability