Texas § 345.110 BUYER'S ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF DELIVERY OF AGREEMENT COPY.

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§ 345.110 — BUYER'S ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF DELIVERY OF AGREEMENT COPY.

Texas § 345.110

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Tex. Finance Code Code Ann. § 345.110 (2026).

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Sec. 345.110. BUYER'S ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF DELIVERY OF AGREEMENT COPY.

(a)Any retail buyer's acknowledgment of delivery of a copy of a retail charge agreement that is contained in the body of the agreement must:

(1)be in at least 10-point type that is bold-faced, capitalized, or underlined or otherwise conspicuously set out from the surrounding written material; and

(2)appear directly above the buyer's signature.

(b)A retail buyer's acknowledgment, conforming to this section, of delivery of a copy of the agreement is, in an action or proceeding, presumptive proof that:

(1)the copy was delivered to the buyer; and

(2)the agreement did not contain a blank space when it was signed by the buyer.

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Sec. 345.110. BUYER'S ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF DELIVERY OF AGREEMENT COPY. (a) Any retail buyer's acknowledgment of delivery of a copy of a retail charge agreement that is contained in the body of the agreement must:
(1) be in at least 10-point type that is bold-faced, capitalized, or underlined or otherwise conspicuously set out from the surrounding written material; and
(2) appear directly above the buyer's signature.
(b) A retail buyer's acknowledgment, conforming to this section, of delivery of a copy of the agreement is, in an action or proceeding, presumptive proof that:
(1) the copy was delivered to the buyer; and
(2) the agreement did not contain a blank space when it was signed by the buyer.