New Jersey § 56:12-6 Use of specific language

New Jersey Statutes

§ 56:12-6 — Use of specific language

New Jersey·Title 56 TRADE NAMES, TRADE-MARKS AND UNFAIR TRADE PRACTICES

The use of specific language in a consumer contract required, permitted or approved by a law, regulation, rule or published interpretation of a State or Federal agency shall not violate this act. L.1980, c. 125, s. 6, eff. Oct. 16, 1980.

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Nearby Sections

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§ 56:12-1

Definitions.

§ 56:12-10

Guidelines

§ 56:12-100

Opting out of contract under certain circumstances with no fee.

§ 56:12-101

Violations, penalties.

§ 56:12-102

Allowing service contracts to be paused, canceled upon service recipients' admission to certain long-term care facilities.

§ 56:12-11

Waiver of rights under act; effect of violation of act

§ 56:12-12

Injunctions; attorney fees, court costs.

§ 56:12-13

Severability

§ 56:12-14

Short title

§ 56:12-15

Consumer contract, warranty, notice or sign; violation of legal right of consumer or responsibility of seller, lessor, etc.; prohibition; exemptions

§ 56:12-16

Provision for waiver of rights under act; nullity; statement of provisions void, unenforceable or inapplicable in New Jersey

§ 56:12-17

Violations; civil liability to aggrieved consumer; action; termination of contract

§ 56:12-18

Act as additional to other rights, remedies and prohibitions

§ 56:12-2

Contracts to be written in simple, clear, understandable and easily readable way

§ 56:12-29 Findings, intentions.

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