Washington § 48.110.015 Exempt from title—Application of chapter.

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§ 48.110.015 — Exempt from title—Application of chapter.

Washington § 48.110.015

Title 48INSURANCE

Ch. 48.110SERVICE CONTRACTS AND PROTECTION PRODUCT GUARANTEES

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Wash. Rev. Code § 48.110.015 (2026).

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(1)The following are exempt from this title:

(a)Warranties;

(b)Maintenance agreements;

(c)Service contracts:

(i)Paid for with separate and additional consideration;

(ii)Issued at the point of sale, or within sixty days of the original purchase date of the property; and

(iii)On tangible property when the tangible property for which the service contract is sold has a purchase price of fifty dollars or less, exclusive of sales tax; and

(d)Agreements whereby a third party contracted by an employer provides mileage reimbursement and incidental maintenance and repairs to the employer's employees for personal vehicles used for business purposes, provided that such agreement does not provide indemnification or repairs for a loss caused by theft, collision, fire, or other peril typic

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(1) The following are exempt from this title:

(a) Warranties;

(b) Maintenance agreements;

(c) Service contracts:

(i) Paid for with separate and additional consideration;

(ii) Issued at the point of sale, or within sixty days of the original purchase date of the property; and

(iii) On tangible property when the tangible property for which the service contract is sold has a purchase price of fifty dollars or less, exclusive of sales tax; and

(d) Agreements whereby a third party contracted by an employer provides mileage reimbursement and incidental maintenance and repairs to the employer's employees for personal vehicles used for business purposes, provided that such agreement does not provide indemnification or repairs for a loss caused by theft, collision, fire, or other peril typically covered in the comprehensive section of an automobile insurance policy.

(2) This chapter does not apply to:

(a) Vehicle mechanical breakdown insurance;

(b) Service contracts on tangible personal property purchased by persons who are not consumers; and

(c) Home heating fuel service contracts offered by home heating energy providers.