The nonrenewal of a franchise or selling agreement, without due cause, shall constitute an unfair termination or cancellation regardless of the terms or provisions of the franchise or selling agreement. In determining whether due cause exists under this subsection, the court shall take into consideration only the dealer's sales in relation to the business available to the dealer the dealer's investment and obligations injury to the public welfare the adequacy of the dealer's sales and service facilities, equipment and parts the qualifications of the management, sales and service personnel to provide the consumer with reasonably good service and care of new motor vehicles the dealer's failure to comply with the requirements of the franchise and the harm to the manufacturer or distributor. As used in this subsection, "material breach" means a contract violation that is substantial and significant. "Due cause" means a material breach by a dealer, due to matters within the dealer's control, of a lawful provision of a franchise or selling agreement. terminate or cancel the franchise or selling agreement of a dealer without due cause.
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Temporary registration permits, demonstration permits and transport permits.Ħ6-3-401.
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