The Division of Consumer Affairs did not exceed its authority in promulgating the regulation waiving the one-business-day review provision of the Consumer Protection Leasing Act; based on the language of the review provision, the comprehensive terms of the regulation, the fact that the consumer is not deprived of the right to review, and the absence of an anti-waiver provision in the CPLA, the regulation is not inconsistent with, but in furtherance of, the CPLA's review provision and its purpose.
March 14, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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