Tennessee § 56-6-303 - Written agreement to charges — Contents of contract.
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§ 56-6-303. Written agreement to charges — Contents of contract.
In the event time-price differential charges are made pursuant to this part, the purchaser of insurance must agree to the charges in writing, and the instrument must contain: The cash price of the insurance policy or bond and the amount of the initial payment, if any; The difference between the two (2), if any; The principal balance owed; The amount of the time-price differential; and The time balance owed by the buyer. Acts 1965, ch. 356, § 3; T.C.A., § 56-716.
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