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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 190A — Recreational vehicle sales

190A.130 Coercion of recreational vehicle dealer by manufacturer prohibited.

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(1)As used in this section, the term "coerce" includes but is not limited to:
(a)Threatening to terminate or not renew a dealer agreement without good cause;
and
(b)Threatening to withhold line-makes or other product lines the dealer is entitled
to display and sell under the dealer agreement or delay delivery of recreational
vehicles as an inducement to amend the dealer agreement.
(2)A recreational vehicle manufacturer shall not coerce or attempt to coerce a dealer to
purchase a product or service that the dealer did not order.
(3)A recreational vehicle manufacturer shall not coerce a dealer to enter into any
agreement with the manufacturer.
(4)A recreational vehicle manufacturer shall not coerce or attempt to coerce a dealer to
enter into an agreement with the manufacturer or any other person that requires the
dealer to submit any disputes by the dealer to binding arbitration or otherwise waive
the rights or responsibilities of the dealer under the provisions of this chapter.
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