Mont. Admin. r. 23.19.409 - CONSUMER'S REQUEST FOR ARBITRATION
(1) The
consumer shall file a request for arbitration on a form prescribed by the
department along with a filing fee of $50. The fee shall be refunded if the
department determines the request for arbitration does not allege a warranty
violation. The date of the receipt by the department of the completed form and
fee shall be considered the filing date of the request.
(2) The consumer shall be required to provide
the information relevant to the resolution of the dispute on the request for
arbitration form. The information shall include, but not be limited to, the
following:
(a) the name, address and
telephone number of the consumer;
(b) the name, address and telephone number of
the consumer's legal counsel, if applicable and known;
(c) vehicle information, including the date
of purchase and date of delivery of the vehicle, the make, model and
manufacturer of the vehicle, the vehicle identification number, present mileage
and whether the vehicle was new or used at the time of purchase;
(d) all financial information related to the
purchase and/or nonconformity(ies);
(e) the name and address of the selling
dealership;
(f) the name and
address of the servicing dealership(s) or facility(ies);
(g) information regarding the
nonconformity(ies), including:
(i) the nature
of the nonconformity(ies);
(ii)
the date and mileage when the nonconformity(ies) first occurred;
(iii) the date the nonconformity(ies) was
(were) first reported to the dealer or manufacturer;
(iv) the dealer or manufacturer;
(v) the mileage when the nonconformity(ies)
was (were) so reported;
(vi) the
dates on which the car was at the dealership for repair;
(vii) the total number of days the vehicle
was at the dealership by reason of repair since the purchase date;
and
(viii) the circumstances
concerning any refusal of service by the dealer, if applicable.
(h) name(s), date(s) and the natur
e of any and all oral or written communication with the manufacturer, selling
or servicing dealership(s) or facility regarding the dispute;
(i) a statement regarding the consumer's
assessment of what actions would constitute a fair resolution of the
dispute;
(j) a statement regarding
the consumer chosen form of arbitration hearing, whether oral or
documentary;
(k) a copy of any and
all warranties, including extended warranties, sales contracts and other
relevant documents;
(l) copies of
any and all correspondence between the consumer and the manufacturer or its
representative(s), if available; and
(m) copies of any and all service
orders.
(3) The
consumer's request for arbitration shall further include an agreement to
arbitrate, which shall be signed by the consumer.
Notes
61-4-532, MCA; IMP, 61-4-515, 61-4-517, MCA;
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