HB0565 amends Tennessee consumer protection laws to restrict unsolicited property offers and mandates disclosure of caller information.
HB0565 amends Tennessee Code to strengthen consumer protection by limiting unsolicited property offers to once per year and requiring full disclosure of caller information. It mandates that any person contacting a property owner must provide their legal name, contact address, telephone number, and email address. The bill also imposes penalties for violations, including civil penalties of up to $2,000 per violation and reimbursement for investigation costs. It authorizes the attorney general to enforce these provisions and allows courts to issue injunctions and order attorneys' fees.
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