California § 1799.92 - The notice required by Section 1799.91 shall be provided on a separate sheet that
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§ 1799.92. The notice required by Section 1799.91 shall be provided on a separate sheet that
(a) The notice required by Section 1799.91 shall be provided on a separate sheet that meets the following requirements: (1) It shall not contain any other text except as is necessary to identify the creditor and consumer credit contract or lessor and lease to which the statement refers. (2) It shall provide for the date and the personâs acknowledgment of receipt. (3) It shall be attached to and precede the consumer credit contract or lease. (b) The creditor or lessor may develop the separate sheet described in subdivision (a) so long as it conforms to the requirements of this title.
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