143-143.20. Disclosure of manner used in determining length of manufactured homes.
In any advertisement or other communication regarding the length of a manufactured home, a manufacturer or dealer shall not include the coupling mechanism in describing the length of the home. (1981, c. 952, s. 2; 2005-451, s. 1.)
Structure North Carolina General Statutes
North Carolina General Statutes
Chapter 143 - State Departments, Institutions, and Commissions
Article 9A - North Carolina Manufactured Housing Board Manufactured Home Warranties.
§ 143-143.10 - Manufactured Housing Board created; membership; terms; meetings.
§ 143-143.10A - Criminal history checks of applicants for licensure.
§ 143-143.11 - License required; application for license.
§ 143-143.11A - Notification of change of address, control of ownership, and bankruptcy.
§ 143-143.11B - Continuing education.
§ 143-143.13 - Grounds for denying, suspending, or revoking licenses; civil penalties.
§ 143-143.14 - Hearings; rules.
§ 143-143.15 - Set-up requirements.
§ 143-143.17 - Presenting claims for warranties and substantial defects.
§ 143-143.18 - Warranty service.
§ 143-143.19 - Dealer alterations.
§ 143-143.20 - Disclosure of manner used in determining length of manufactured homes.
§ 143-143.20A - Display of pricing on manufactured homes.
§ 143-143.21A - Purchase agreements; buyer cancellations.
§ 143-143.21B - Dealer cancellation; deposit refund.
§ 143-143.22 - Inspection of service records.
§ 143-143.23 - Other remedies not excluded.
§ 143-143.24 - Engaging in business without license a Class 1 misdemeanor.
§ 143-143.25 - Staff support for Board.
§ 143-143.50 - Escrow or trust account required.
§ 143-143.51 - Use of escrow or trust funds; penalty for violations.
§ 143-143.52 - Minimum requirements for dealer records for escrow or trust accounts at banks.