New York Statutes

§ 402 — Provisions of retail instalment contracts and obligations

New York § 402
JurisdictionNew York
Law PEPPersonal Property
Art. 10Retail Instalment Sales Act

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N.Y. Personal Property § 402 (2026).

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§ 402. Provisions of retail instalment contracts and obligations.

1.A\nretail instalment contract or obligation shall be dated and in writing;\nthe printed portion thereof shall be in at least eight point type.\n 2. A contract or obligation shall contain the entire agreement of the\nparties with respect to the goods and services, including any promise,\nwhether made in writing or orally, by the seller, made as an inducement\nto the buyer to become a party to the contract or which is part of the\ncontract or which is made incidental to negotiations between the seller\nand the buyer with respect to the sale of the goods or services that are\nthe subject of the contract, that the seller will compensate the buyer\nfor referring customers or prospective customers to the seller for goods\nor

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