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Code · Pennsylvania · Title 75 — VEHICLES · Chapter 71

§ 7135. Odometer mileage statement retention.

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§ 7135. Odometer mileage statement retention.
(a)General rule.-- Each dealer or motor vehicle auction company who is required by this subchapter to execute or receive an odometer mileage statement shall retain for four years each odometer mileage statement which he receives. He shall also retain for four years a photostat, carbon or other facsimile copy of each odometer mileage statement which he issues. The dealer shall retain each odometer mileage statement at the primary place of business in an order that is appropriate to his business requirements and that permits systematic retrieval. The statement may be reproduced as long as no information or identifying marks such as signatures are lost in the reproduction.
(b)Inspection.-- Each dealer or motor vehicle auction company shall make any odometer mileage statement which it has retained available for inspection and copying by law enforcement authorities, the Attorney General or his designee and any district attorney or his designee.
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Cross References. Section 7135 is referred to in section 7134 of this title.
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