Rule 60-2-1-.35 - Reacquired Vehicle Nonconformity Disclosure Form(1) A manufacturer who reacquires a vehicle in this state, or resells, leases, transfers, or otherwise disposes of a reacquired vehicle in this state, shall notify the Attorney General on a form prescribed by the Attorney General.(2) In lieu of use of the form prescribed in subsection (1), the Attorney General may approve an alternative form proposed by the manufacturer if it has substantially the same language, content and appearance as the Attorney General's form, including the same or similar font size for words or terms of emphasis, and does not contain words, categories, or spaces to elicit information that might otherwise mislead a prospective transferee, buyer or lessee as to the nature of the nonconformity or the fact of the vehicle's reacquisition.(3) If a manufacturer submits a proposed alternative form, the Attorney General shall review it and notify the manufacturer in writing whether the proposed alternative form is approved or disapproved. If the proposed alternative form is disapproved, the Attorney General shall indicate the reasons for disapproval and afford the manufacturer the opportunity to submit a corrected alternative form for reconsideration. If disapproved after reconsideration, the manufacturer shall use the form prescribed in subsection (1).(4) If the Attorney General determines that the alternative form approved for use by the manufacturer no longer meets the requirements of O.C.G.A. § 10-1-790 or this Chapter, the Attorney General shall inform the manufacturer in writing of the determination and state the reason. The Attorney General shall give the manufacturer a reasonable time, not to exceed ninety (90) days, to bring the form into compliance. Thereafter, if not approved, the manufacturer shall discontinue use of such alternative form.Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. R. 60-2-1-.35
O.C.G.A. §§ 10-1-790, 10-1-795.
Original Rule entitled "Reacquired Vehicle Nonconformity Disclosure Form" adopted. F. May 16, 2016; eff. June 5, 2016.