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Buyer Beware: Repair/Renovation Contracts and the PA Home Improvement Consumer Protection Act
Anne Hunter 6/13/22 Anne Hunter 6/13/22

Buyer Beware: Repair/Renovation Contracts and the PA Home Improvement Consumer Protection Act

Brief overview of the Pennsylvania Home Improvement Consumer Protection Act, 73 P.S. sec. 517.1, et seq., including how to protect yourself and what your legal remedies may include.

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