30 Miss. Code. R. 1601-8.8 - Exchange Program
A. If a purchaser
is offered the opportunity to subscribe to an exchange program, the purchaser
should receive written information concerning the exchange program prior to or
concurrently with the execution of the contract with the exchange company. Such
information should include, without limitation, the following information.
(1) The name and address of the exchange
company;
(2) The names of all
officers, directors and shareholders of greater that 10% interests of the
exchange company;
(3) A description
of the purchaser's contractual relationship with the exchange program and the
procedure by which changes may be made;
(4) A description of the procedure to qualify
for and effectuate changes;
(5) A
description of the limitations, restrictions or priority employed in the
operation of the exchange program;
(6) The fees or range of fees for
participation in the exchange program and the circumstances under which the
fees may be changed;
(7) The name
and address of each timeshare plan participating in the exchange
program;
(8) The number of
timeshare interests reported in seven (7) day usage periods in each timeshare
plan participating in the exchange program; and
(9) The number of purchasers for each
timeshare plan participating in the exchange program.
B. The exchange program should report on an
annual basis following an audit by an independent certified public accountant
the following:
(1) The number of purchasers
enrolled in the exchange program;
(2) The number of accommodations that have
current affiliation agreements with the exchange program;
(3) The percentage of confirmed
reservations;
(4) The number of
timeshare periods for which the exchange program has an outstanding obligation
to provide an exchange to a purchaser who relinquished a timeshare period
during the year; and
(5) The number
of exchanges confirmed by the exchange program during the
year.
C. No developer
shall have any liability with respect to any violation of these rules arising
out of the publication by the developer of information provided to it by an
exchange company pursuant to this section. No exchange company shall have any
liability with respect to any violation of these rules arising out of the use
by a developer of information relating to an exchange program other than that
provided to the developer by the exchange company.
D. An exchange company may elect to deny
exchange privileges to any purchaser whose use of the accommodations of the
purchaser's timeshare plan is denied, and no exchange program or exchange
company shall be liable to any of its members or any third parties on account
of any such denial of exchange privileges.
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