WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Governor Ch. 620

AFTER REINSTATEMENT, THE LESSOR SHALL PROVIDE THE CONSUMER WITH
THE SAME RENTAL PROPERTY OR A SUBSTITUTE PROPERTY OF COMPARABLE
QUALITY AND CONDITION.

(E) (1) A LESSOR MAY REPOSSESS PROPERTY UNDER A
RENTAL-PURCHASE AGREEMENT IF THE CONSUMER IS IN DEFAULT OF:

(I)  ANY SUM DUE UNDER THE AGREEMENT; OR

(II)  THE PERFORMANCE OF ANY PROMISE THE BREACH
OF WHICH IS EXPRESSLY MADE A GROUND FOR REPOSSESSING THE
PROPERTY.

(2)  A LESSOR MAY REPOSSESS PROPERTY ONLY BY LEGAL
PROCESS OR SELF-HELP WITHOUT THE USE OF FORCE. NOTHING IN THIS
SECTION AUTHORIZES A VIOLATION OF CRIMINAL LAW.

(3)  AT THE TIME OF REPOSSESSION OF THE PROPERTY, THE
LESSOR SHALL DELIVER TO THE CONSUMER A WRITTEN NOTICE WHICH
STATES THE RIGHT OF THE BUYER TO REINSTATE THE RENTAL-PURCHASE
AGREEMENT, THE LAST DATE BY WHICH THE CONSUMER MAY REINSTATE THE
AGREEMENT, AND THE AMOUNT PAYABLE FOR REINSTATEMENT.

(4)  THE CONSUMER MAY REINSTATE THE RENTAL-PURCHASE
AGREEMENT WITHIN 15 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF REPOSSESSION BY
PAYING:

(I)  ALL PAST DUE RENTAL CHARGES;

(II)  THE REASONABLE COSTS OF PICKUP AND
REDELIVERY; AND

(III)  A REINSTATEMENT FEE OF $5.

12-1107.

A LESSOR SHALL PROVIDE THE CONSUMER WITH A WRITTEN RECEIPT
FOR EACH PAYMENT UNDER A RENTAL-PURCHASE AGREEMENT MADE IN
PERSON BY CASH OR MONEY ORDER.

12-1108.

(A)  WHEN A RENTAL-PURCHASE AGREEMENT IS SATISFIED AND
REPLACED BY A NEW RENTAL-PURCHASE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE LESSOR
AND CONSUMER, THE LESSOR AND CONSUMER SHALL NEGOTIATE A NEW
RENTAL-PURCHASE AGREEMENT REQUIRING NEW DISCLOSURES.

(B)  THE FOLLOWING DO NOT REQUIRE THE NEGOTIATION OF A NEW
RENTAL-PURCHASE AGREEMENT:

(1) THE ADDITION OR RETURN OF RENTAL PROPERTY UNDER A
MULTIPLE-ITEM AGREEMENT OR THE . SUBSTITUTION OF THE RENTAL

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