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47-18-708 - Non-waivable buyer's rights.
47-18-708. Non-waivable buyer's rights.
(a) No seller shall use a form or contract in providing goods or services that purports to waive a buyer's right to obtain:
(1) Punitive damages;
(2) Exemplary damages;
(3) Treble damages; or
(4) Attorney's fees.
(b) Any form or contract containing a prohibited provision as described above shall be deemed unconscionable and unenforceable as to such provision.
[Acts 2001, ch. 116, § 1.]
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