§ 2-275 Display of Required Information.
RCNY § 2-275
Each dealer shall prominently and conspicuously display, in the area where products for the disabled are sold, rented, or accepted for repair or servicing, a sign which contains the following information: (a) The true identity of the dealer, i.e.: (1) in the case of a corporation, the true and complete corporate name; (2) in the case of a partnership, the name of the partnership and the name of at least one of the partners; (3) in all other cases, the name of at least one of the owners of the business; (b) The business' current Department of Consumer Affairs License Number, and the telephone number of the Department's complaint division.
(c)The following notice, which shall be not less than 18 inches by 24 inches in dimension with letters of not less than 1 inch case print: NOTICE THE NEW YORK CITY PRODUCTS FOR THE DISABLED LAW PROVIDES THAT: (1) The consumer is entitled to a written estimate for all repairs.(2) No repair work shall be done without the consumer's authorization.(3) The service dealer must return replaced parts to the consumer except: (i) when the consumer specifically gives up the right to have removed parts returned; (ii) when the dealer must return such parts to the manufacturer; (iii) when there is no charge for the replacement of such parts; (iv) when the dealer purchases the parts from the consumer.(4) The consumer is entitled to a final bill and an invoice at the time that the repair is completed. It is advisable for the consumer to retain both the bill and the invoice. If the dealer charges for a written estimate, that fact shall be disclosed in Item 1 of the Notice set forth above.
