Tennessee HB2453 amends consumer protection laws to clarify notification requirements and expand prohibited practices.
Tennessee HB2453 amends Tennessee Code Annotated, Title 47, relative to consumer protection by modifying notification requirements and expanding prohibited practices. It removes the requirement for notification when claims are made on behalf of others, except where the claim concerns a violation of published content. It also adds new prohibited practices, including advertising, promoting, selling, or offering for sale goods or services that are illegal or unlawful in the state, and radar jamming devices.
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