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Code · Wisconsin · Chapter 707 — Time-share ownership

707.40 Applicability; exemptions.

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707.40 Applicability; exemptions. This subchapter applies to all time shares subject to this chapter, except that ss. 707.41 to 707.45 and 707.48 do not apply to any of the following:
(1)The disposition of a time share in any of the following circumstances:
(a)By gift.
(b)By court order.
(c)By a government or governmental agency.
(d)By foreclosure or deed in lieu of foreclosure.
(2)The disposition of a time share if the purchaser may cancel at any time and for any reason without penalty.
(3)The disposition of a time share in a unit situated wholly outside this state under a contract executed wholly outside this state, if there has been no offering within this state.
(4)An offering by a developer of time shares in not more than one time-share unit at any one time.
(5)Disposition to one purchaser of a time-share property or all of the time shares in a time-share property.
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