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Under New Jersey's Truth-in-Consumer Contract, Warranty and Notice Act (TCCWNA), what protection does a borrower have regarding contract provisions that violate consumer rights?

Correct Answer

A) Borrowers may void any contract provision that violates clearly established NJ consumer rights

TCCWNA allows borrowers to void contract provisions that violate clearly established NJ consumer rights and provides for penalties against the violating party.

Answer Options
A
Borrowers may void any contract provision that violates clearly established NJ consumer rights
B
Borrowers must accept all contract terms as written
C
Only attorneys can challenge contract provisions
D
TCCWNA only applies to retail purchases, not mortgages

Why This Is the Correct Answer

TCCWNA allows borrowers to void contract provisions that violate clearly established NJ consumer rights and provides for penalties against the violating party.

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