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This web page is the Texas Lemon Law section of our Lemon Law Directory. Our directory covers
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The Lemon Law in Texas indicates:
...... The owner of a motor vehicle or the owner's designated agent may make a complaint concerning defects in a motor vehicle which are covered by a manufacturer's, converter's, or distributor's warranty agreement applicable to the vehicle. Any such complaint must be made in writing to the applicable dealer, manufacturer, converter, or distributor and must specify the defects in the vehicle which are covered by the warranty. ......
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Contact State Agency For Lemon Law Support:
Texas Department of Transportation
Motor Vehicle Division
Consumer Affairs Section
P.O. Box 2293
Austin, Texas 78768-2293
Toll free: 800/622-8682
512/416-4800
512/416-4850 (fax)
street address:
150 E. Riverside, South Tower, Floor 2
Austin, Texas 78704
Texas Law News
Bill would give Texas journalists shield law (Houston Chronicle)
For years journalists have been hesitant to lobby for a shield law to protect their notes and tapes, but now is the time, many say, before it becomes too late.
Schiavo's death brings more attention to Texas law (Conroe Courier)
The death of Terri Schiavo may bring more attention to a Texas law that probably would have brought about the same fate for the brain-damaged Florida woman, according to a local hospital official.
Texas Considers Putting RFID Tags in All Cars (Slashdot)
An anonymous reader submits "In section 601.507 of Texas HB 2893, the Texas Legislature is considering replacing all vehicle inspection stickers with RFID tags. The legislation also makes provision for the government to use the devices for insurance enforcement. The bill contains limited privacy provisions, but does not seem to exclude other law enforcement usage."
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