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N.Y. GBS Law § 399-EEE*2

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Car wash promotion disclosure

Official statutory text

* § 399-eee. Car wash promotion disclosure. 1. For the purposes of\nthis section, the term "car wash" means any individual, partnership,\ncorporation, limited liability company, joint venture, association, or\nother business entity that engages in the cleaning of vehicles,\nincluding washing, detailing, drying, polishing, vacuuming or otherwise\nproviding cosmetic care to vehicles.\n 2. Car washes shall clearly state when a promotion will expire as well\nas any costs which will be incurred upon the expiration of such\npromotion and how often such costs will be incurred upon someone taking\npart in such promotion.\n 3. Car washes shall conspicuously post notice of such information on a\nboard or other visible place in view of consumers when advertising a\npromotion. If the car wash advertises such promotion online it shall\nalso post such notice within such advertisement, coupon or promotion\ninformation.\n 4. Any car wash which fails to comply with this section shall be\nassessed a civil penalty not to exceed five hundred dollars for each\nviolation.\n * NB There are 2 § 399-eee's\n

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