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Code · Maryland · Commercial Law

§ 12-633

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§12–633.
(1)Except as provided in paragraph
(2)of this subsection, any renewal, extension, or refund made under § 12-632 of this subtitle shall be by a written agreement signed by each party.
(2)If an extension is granted without any additional charge, the agreement need be signed only by the sales finance company.
(1)At the time a renewal, extension, or refund is made, the sales finance company shall deliver to the buyer an exact copy of the agreement.
(2)The agreement shall:
(i)State the name and post office address of each party;
(ii)Identify the prior agreement to which it relates;
(iii)Describe the goods;
(iv)Describe any security interest or collateral security which was reserved or taken to secure the prior agreement and which is retained to secure the renewal, extension, or refund; and
(v)State the amount of the extended principal, the agreed rate of charge, the number of scheduled installments, and the time and amount of each installment.
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