What are the Texas Lemon Laws? |
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They say that "everything is big in Texas", Texas Lemon Laws are governed by Statutes and Rules, and even the descriptions are big! Described as: Texas Lemon Law Statutes; Codified as Occupations Code Chapter 2301 effective June 1, 2003; formerly Texas Motor Vehicle Commission Code; (Article 4413(36) Vernon's Texas Civil Statutes); (Lemon Law Statutes) Texas Lemon Law Rules; TEXAS MOTOR VEHICLE BOARD LEMON LAW RULES; Including 2004 Amendments; Part VI. TEXAS MOTOR VEHICLE BOARD; Warranty Performance Obligations; 16 TAC §§107.1-107.12 Texas Lemon Laws require that consumers file official complaints in writing to the manufacturer, convertor or distributor, and must specify each non-conformity to the manufacturer's express warranty details. Texas Lemon Laws describe a number of factors that need to be considered regarding non-conformities and protection under the laws. Those are: - The vehicle must have been purchased/leased from a legitimately licensed Texas dealer/lessor. - The vehicle must have a significant, serious or abnormal condition of non-conformity. - The defect or condition must be covered by the manufacturer’s express written warranty. - The owner must report defects/conditions to the dealer or manufacturer within the warranty period. - The owner must allow dealer or manufacturer a reasonable number of attempts to repair the defect or non-conformity. - The owner must give the manufacturer (by certified mail) written notice of the defect and at least one opportunity to repair after notification. - The defect or condition continues, and impairs the vehicle’s use or market value, or presents serious safety hazards. - The owner must submit timely Lemon Law complaint and pay associated fees.
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