Full text of Utah Utah Code § 14b-102 — Definitions., with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 14b-102. Definitions.
13-14b-102.
Definitions. As used in this chapter:
(1)
"Audit" means a review by a supplier of a dealer's warranty claims records.
(2)
"Current net price" means the price charged to a dealer for repair parts as listed in the printed price list or catalog or invoice of the supplier in effect at the time a warranty claim is submitted.
(3)
"Dealer agreement" means an oral or written contract or an agreement of definite or indefinite duration, between a supplier and an equipment dealer that authorizes or requires the equipment dealer to perform services or supply parts under a warranty, or to do both.
(4)
"Equipment dealer" or "dealer" means a person or any other entity having a dealer agreement for selling and retailing:
(a)
agricultural equipment;
(b)
dairy and farmstead mechanization equipment;
(c)
construction, utility, and industrial equipment;
(d)
outdoor power equipment;
(e)
lawn and garden equipment; or
(f)
attachments or repair parts for equipment listed in Subsections (4)(a) through (e).
(5)
(a)
"Supplier" means a person or any other entity engaged in the manufacturing, assembly, or wholesale distribution of an item listed in Subsections (4)(a) through (f).
(b)
"Supplier" includes:
(i)
any successor in interest, including a purchaser of assets or stock; and
(ii)
a surviving corporation resulting from a merger, liquidation, or reorganization of the original supplier that issued the warranty.
(6)
"Warranty claim" means a claim for payment submitted by an equipment dealer to a supplier for service or parts, or both, provided to a customer under a:
(a)
warranty issued by the supplier; or
(b)
recall or modification order issued by the supplier.
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