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North Carolina Timeshare Act

North Carolina · 93A · §§ 93A-39 to 93A-69.1 · 34 sections

Overview

This act governs the creation, sale, and ongoing administration of timeshare interests in real property, addressing how a timeshare regime is declared, how the interests are conveyed and encumbered, and how commonly owned property is held and partitioned. It requires developers to register timeshare plans with a state regulatory authority before offering them — with procedures for application, amendment, renewal, suspension, and denial, plus investigative and enforcement powers — and it regulates advertising and promotion while mandating written timeshare and exchange disclosure statements. It also gives purchasers a right to cancel and obtain a refund, imposes contract, documentation, escrow or alternative financial-assurance, and insurance obligations on developers and exchange companies, and requires managing entities to provide annual fee and expense statements, all backed by civil penalties, injunctive relief, and deceptive trade practice liability.

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