New York A10182 redefines consumer credit transactions as consumer debt and updates related legal procedures.
New York A10182 redefines consumer credit transactions as consumer debt, affecting various legal procedures. It mandates Spanish translations for notices in consumer debt actions and requires specific details in complaints. The bill also updates venue rules, service requirements, and form affidavits for consumer debt actions. It sets a three-year statute of limitations for consumer debt actions and mandates revisions to court rules and forms within six months of the bill's effective date.
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