Requires dealerships to notify buyers of recalls on used motor vehicles for sales; limits attorneys' fees in certain consumer actions.
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Overview
```json { "summary": "This bill requires New Jersey car dealerships to notify potential buyers about open recalls on used motor vehicles. It mandates that dealers check for recalls using the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and provide recall information to prospective purchasers. Additionally, the bill limits attorneys’ fees in consumer actions related to dealer practices and establishes a presumption that consumers received contract documents if they acknowledged receipt.", "keyProvisions": [ "Dealerships must notify buyers of open recalls on used vehicles.", "Dealerships must check NHTSA for recalls before selling used vehicles.", "A conclusive presumption exists that a dealer had no knowledge of a recall if NHTSA’s website shows no open recalls for
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James Beach
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