Texas § 702.303 CONTRACT TERM.

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§ 702.303 — CONTRACT TERM.

Texas § 702.303

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Tex. Occupations Code Code Ann. § 702.303 (2026).

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Sec. 702.303. CONTRACT TERM.

(a)Except as provided by Subsection (b), the term of a contract may not exceed three years.

(b)A contract that is financed through a retail installment contract or note may not require the purchaser to make payments or finance the contract for more than five years after the contract date.

(c)If, after a health spa opens, the health spa is rendered unusable for 30 consecutive days or longer because of an event beyond the control of the owner or operator of the health spa, including a natural disaster, the health spa shall extend the term of each affected member's contract for a period equal to the time that the health spa is rendered unusable.

(d)If the term of a contract overlaps the term of another contract between the same seller and purchaser, the contra

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Sec. 702.303. CONTRACT TERM. (a) Except as provided by Subsection (b), the term of a contract may not exceed three years.
(b) A contract that is financed through a retail installment contract or note may not require the purchaser to make payments or finance the contract for more than five years after the contract date.
(c) If, after a health spa opens, the health spa is rendered unusable for 30 consecutive days or longer because of an event beyond the control of the owner or operator of the health spa, including a natural disaster, the health spa shall extend the term of each affected member's contract for a period equal to the time that the health spa is rendered unusable.
(d) If the term of a contract overlaps the term of another contract between the same seller and purchaser, the contracts are considered to be one contract.