Michigan SB0536 amends consumer protection laws to require disclosure of automatic renewal provisions in consumer contracts.
Michigan SB0536 amends the 1976 Michigan Consumer Protection Act to require disclosure of automatic renewal provisions in consumer contracts. The bill defines unfair, unconscionable, or deceptive methods, acts, or practices in trade or commerce, including causing confusion about the source or sponsorship of goods or services, and misrepresenting the need for parts, replacements, or repairs. It also addresses false or misleading statements about price reductions, the authority of salespersons, and the environmental claims of products.
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