26-239 C.M.R. ch. 106, § 8 - WITHDRAWAL BY CONSUMER
Current through 2022-14, April 6, 2022
A.
Withdrawals. A consumer may withdraw his request for arbitration
at any time.
B.
Withdrawals
prior to hearing date. Withdrawals received prior to the day of the
hearing shall constitute a full and complete withdrawal from the arbitration
system, except that the timeliness of a consumer's accepted request for
arbitration shall be preserved for at least six months after the consumer's
first voluntary withdrawal and the time requirements of Section 3 shall be
extended by six months.
C.
Withdrawals on day of hearing. Withdrawals received on the day of
the hearing or as a result of a default without good cause will be considered a
withdrawal with prejudice and the consumer's complaint will not be eligible for
future State Lemon Law arbitration.
Notes
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