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Code · Wisconsin · Chapter 429 — Motor vehicle consumer leases

429.205 Security interest.

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429.205 Security interest.
(1)No consumer lease, or any other document executed by a lessee in connection with a consumer lease, shall create a security interest in any real or personal property of the lessee to secure payment of any obligations assumed by the lessee under the consumer lease. This subsection does not apply to any of the following:
(a)The taking of a security deposit, advance lease payment or other prepayment by cash, check, credit card or other device.
(b)Any right of setoff.
(c)Any security interest in the leased vehicle or in any proceeds, refunds for cancellation or any other rights of the lessee with respect to the consumer lease or the leased vehicle, including any insurance contracts, gap waivers or gap insurance, repair contracts and extended warranty or maintenance service contracts.
(2)Any security interest taken in violation of this section is void and unenforceable, but shall not otherwise affect the validity of the consumer lease.
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