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Code · Connecticut · Title 42 — Business, Selling, Trading and Collection Practices · CHAPTER 743aa* — Consumer Leases

Sec. 42-402. Availability of sample lease form.

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(a)Before consummation of a consumer lease, a lessor, on request of an individual, shall promptly give a copy or reproduction of its current consumer lease form to the individual at the lessor's place of business. If a lessor contracts with lessees by mail, the lessor shall promptly send, on request by mail, a copy or reproduction of the form by mail. If a lessor contracts with lessees electronically, the lessor shall promptly make available, on electronic request, a copy or reproduction of the form by mail or electronically.
(b)A lessor shall furnish the first copy or reproduction of the current lease form to an individual without charge but may impose a reasonable charge for additional copies or reproductions furnished to the same individual.
(c)If a lessor uses more than one consumer lease form, the lessor satisfies this section by furnishing a form the lessor has reason to believe is pertinent to the type of lease about which the individual has inquired.
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