In this subtitle, “hearing aid” means: (1) Any instrument or device that is designed for or represented as being capable of improving or correcting impaired human hearing; or (2) Any part or accessory of the instrument or device.
The provisions of this subtitle are in addition to any other provision of law.
(a) The seller of a hearing aid must bill any fee for diagnostic tests separately from any charges for the purchase and fitting of a hearing aid. (b) A separately billed fee for a diagnostic test is not subject to refund under § 14-2503 of this subtitle.
(a) Within 30 days of the date of delivery, a purchaser of a hearing aid may cancel the purchase for any reason, by mailing or delivering a notice of cancellation to the seller of the hearing aid at the address specified in the contract. (b) (1) Cancellation of the purchase entitles the purchaser to a refund of the […]
It is a deceptive trade practice for a seller of hearing aids to: (1) Misrepresent in any way the purchaser’s right to cancel; (2) Fail to inform a purchaser in writing at the time of the purchase, and at the time of delivery of the right to cancel the contract at any time up to 30 days […]
(a) If a seller violates any provision of this subtitle, the buyer may cancel the sale by notifying the seller, in any manner and by any means, of the buyer’s intention to cancel. (b) If a seller fails to refund all payments in the time required, after the purchase complies with the requirements of the notice of […]
Violation of this subtitle is: (1) An unfair or deceptive trade practice; and (2) Subject to the provisions of Title 13 of this article.
