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Code · Illinois · Chapter 815 — BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS · Act 636

Sec. 15. Payment or trade-in pending execution of consumer lease: refund or return upon non-execution.

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Sec. 15. Payment or trade-in pending execution of consumer lease: refund or return upon non-execution.
(a)If a lessee has made a payment to a lessor pending the execution of a consumer lease, has surrendered possession of a trade-in vehicle, or both, the lessee shall have the right, if the consumer lease application is not approved, to have any trade-in vehicle returned promptly and receive a prompt refund of any payments made. If a lessee leaves a trade-in vehicle with the lessor and the lessor and lessee agree that the parties shall enter into a consumer lease, the lessor shall not sell or transfer the trade-in vehicle until the lessee and the lessor execute a consumer lease.
(b)This Section shall not apply to the sale of a vehicle by a prospective lessee to a prospective lessor under a separate contract or sale if the contract is executed before the parties have consummated a consumer lease, is dated as of the sale date and is signed by the parties. The contract shall provide that the contract price establishes the vehicle's value for purposes of determining the amount the lessor will credit as a "capitalized cost reduction" under any consumer lease subsequently consummated by the parties or as the amount due as stated in subsection
(a)of this Section to the lessee for the vehicle in the event the parties fail to consummate a consumer lease within 30 days; that the prospective lessee agrees to leave the contract price on deposit with the prospective lessor pending the consummation of a consumer lease for a vehicle to be ordered from the manufacturer or for a vehicle not yet in production as of the date of the contract; and that 75 days after the sale date, the prospective lessee shall be entitled to payment of the agreed upon price for the vehicle unless within that time the parties have consummated a consumer lease or have agreed to an earlier payment of the price to the prospective lessee.
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