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Texas Home Lemon Law Debate |
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Saturday, 23 June 2007 |
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Home Lemon Law Amendment Debated in Texas House
In an unprecedented, history-making
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Representative Senfronia Thompson, D-Houston, introduced a Home Lemon Law Amendment sparking a spirited debate on the Texas House floor, in which legislators defended
Texas
homeowners who have been sold defective homes by shoddy builders. The amendment was tabled by a vote of 83 to 60. However, 60 lawmakers, including 10 Republicans, had voted in support of a Home Lemon Law, the first ever to be considered or debated by any State Legislature in the nation. Read more... |
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Monday, 04 June 2007 |
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Home Lemon Law Amendment Debated in Texas House
In an unprecedented, history-making
event
State
Representative Senfronia Thompson, D-Houston, introduced a Home Lemon Law Amendment sparking a spirited debate on the Texas House floor, in which legislators defended
Texas
homeowners who have been sold defective homes by shoddy builders. The amendment was tabled by a vote of 83 to 60. However, 60 lawmakers, including 10 Republicans, had voted in support of a Home Lemon Law, the first ever to be considered or debated by any State Legislature in the nation. Read more... |
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Tuesday, 08 May 2007 |
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History-Making Home Lemon Law Amendment Debated in Texas House
In an unprecedented, history-making event State Representative Senfronia Thompson, D-Houston, introduced a Home Lemon Law Amendment sparking a spirited debate on the Texas House floor. The amendment was tabled by a vote of 83 to 60. However, 60 lawmakers, including 10 Republicans, voted in support of a Home Lemon Law, the first ever to be considered or debated by any State Legislature in the nation. |
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When Life Gives You Lemons |
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Sunday, 25 September 2005 |
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Net-Based Consumers Fight Defective Homes |
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Wednesday, 09 May 2001 |
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Net-Based Consumers Fight Defective Homes
by Broderick Perkins
Grass roots consumer action aimed at new home defects is yielding unprecedented results -- including a landmark bill that could force builders to buy back or replace defective homes. What could be the nation's first lemon law for new homes -- as well as recent major media investigations of new home defects -- can all be linked to a ground swell of unresolved complaints from home owners who are joining forces on the Internet. READ MORE
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Home-Related Issues Dominate Consumer Complaints |
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Wednesday, 09 May 2001 |
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Consumers gripe most about home improvements, which for the first time topped auto service problems as the greatest source of ire from the buying public, but problems with household goods, equity loans, utilities, landlord-tenant issues and mail order concerns also often generate consumers' wrath. |
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Homebuyers push for protection from defective houses [New Jersey] |
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Sunday, 06 May 2001 |
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Published in the Courier News on Homebuyers push for protection from defective houses By LARRY HIGGS Staff Writer The Crosbys and Kellys have forwarded a proposed lemon law to Assemblyman Christopher "Kip" Bateman, R-Branchburg, who said he is reviewing it." Learn More: http://www.c-n.com/news/c-n/story/0,2111,392672,00.html |
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MASSACHUSETT CONSIDERING A HOME LEMON LAW! |
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Saturday, 05 May 2001 |
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Lemon law sought for home buyers
By Walter V. Robinson and Michael Rezendes, Globe Staff, 5/5/2001.
"In a proposal that could lead to a national precedent, the state's top consumer official said yesterday that new home buyers should have the same protections the Massachusetts ''lemon'' law provides for new car buyers, who can get their money back if serious flaws go unrepaired." READ MORE |
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