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N.Y. ENG Law § 12-104

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Contracts and sales practices

Official statutory text

§ 12-104. Contracts and sales practices. 1. Every agreement for the\nsale or installation of a solar thermal system shall be in writing and\nbe subscribed by the seller or installer, or his lawful agent, and by\nthe customer or his lawful agent.\n 2. Every such agreement shall contain or have annexed thereto:\n (a) The name and address of the system manufacturer of the solar\nthermal system together with the system's name and model number;\n (b) Operation, maintenance and installation instructions, except that\ninstallation instructions need not be provided in an installation\nagreement;\n (c) Copies of all express warranties provided to the customer; and\n (d) Other such information as may be required by the commissioner.\n 3. Every such agreement shall display the following statement on the\nface of the agreement in a clear and conspicuous manner: "No specific\nthermal performance for this solar system is warranted unless stated\nherein".\n 4. No seller shall offer for sale a solar thermal system unless such\nseller makes available to a prospective customer the information\nspecified in subdivisions two and three of this section.\n

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