Contracts, signed by buyer
When someone signs up for a health spa membership, the contract must be signed by the buyer, show the date it was signed, and the buyer gets a copy right away. The contract cannot last longer than 36 months, but it can offer a renewal option. If the contract breaks the rules set in the related law, the buyer can cancel it. A buyer cannot sign away their rights under those rules — any attempt to do so means nothing and does not count.
407.334. Contracts, signed by buyer — duration limit — , when — , when. — 1. Every shall be signed by the buyer, shall the date on which the buyer actually signed the contract and a copy of the contract shall be delivered to the buyer at the time the contract is .
2. No health spa contract shall have a duration for a period longer than thirty-six months, but the contract may give the buyer a right of renewal.
3. Any health spa contract which does not comply with the applicable of section 407.330 shall be voidable at the option of the buyer.
4. Any waiver by the buyer of any of the provisions of section 407.330 shall be and shall be .
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Source & history notes
(L. 1988 S.B. 486 § 6)
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