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Senate Bill 650: Clarify Auto Dealer Laws Govern RV Sales — General Assembly of North Carolina, Session 2021

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Senate Bill 650 of the General Assembly of North Carolina, short title Clarify Auto Dealer Laws Govern RV sales, an act to clarify that the motor vehicle dealers and manufacturers licensing law governs recreational vehicle dealers and manufacturers. Senator Burgin is listed as primary sponsor, and the bill was referred to Rules and Operations of the Senate on April 7, 2021. Section 1 rewrites a subsection on manufacturers of or dealers in mobile or manufactured type housing or who sell or distribute only nonmotorized recreational trailers. Section 2 adds a new section stating the Article is applicable to recreational dealers and manufacturers unless otherwise specifically exempted. Section 3 states the act becomes effective October 1, 2021.

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                          GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF NORTH CAROLINA
                                      SESSION 2021
     S                                                                                                 1
                                            SENATE BILL 650


     Short Title:   Clarify Auto Dealer Laws Govern RV sales.                                   (Public)
     Sponsors:      Senator Burgin (Primary Sponsor).
     Referred to:   Rules and Operations of the Senate
                                                April 7, 2021

 1                                       A BILL TO BE ENTITLED
 2   AN      ACT TO CLARIFY THAT THE MOTOR VEHICLE DEALERS AND
 3       MANUFACTURERS LICENSING LAW GOVERNS RECREATIONAL VEHICLE
 4       DEALERS AND MANUFACTURERS.
 5   The General Assembly of North Carolina enacts:
 6                SECTION 1. G.S. 20-305.5(l) reads as rewritten:
 7       "(l)     The provisions of G.S. 20-305(4) through G.S. 20-305(28) and G.S. 20-305.2 and
 8   G.S. 20-305.1 to G.S. 20-305.4 shall not apply to manufacturers of or dealers in mobile or
 9   manufactured type housing or who sell or distribute only nonmotorized recreational trailers;
10   provided, however, that unless specifically exempted, each of these provisions shall be applicable
11   to all recreational vehicle manufacturers, factory branches, distributors, and distributor branches
12   who sell or distribute any motorized recreational vehicles in this State. The provisions of
13   G.S. 20-305.1 shall not apply to manufacturers of or dealers in mobile or manufactured type
14   housing."
15                SECTION 2. Article 12 of Chapter 20 of the General Statutes is amended by adding
16   a new section to read:
17   "§ 20-305.8. Article is applicable to recreational dealers and manufacturers.
18       Unless otherwise specifically exempted, the provisions of this Article shall be applicable to
19   all dealers, wholesalers, sales representatives, manufacturers, factory branches, distributors, and
20   distributor branches or other persons who sell or distribute any recreational vehicle as these terms
21   are defined in G.S. 20-4.01."
22                SECTION 3. This act becomes effective October 1, 2021.




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