Virginia law prohibits certain unfair practices in motorcycle dealership franchise agreements, including requiring dealers to pay attorney fees and restricting jury trials. It mandates clear language to ensure franchise terms comply with laws and prohibits discontinuation or nonrenewal without good cause or proper cause. The law aims to promote fair dealings between manufacturers and motorcycle dealers.
Virginia law prohibits including terms that are contrary to laws, require dealers to pay manufacturer attorney fees, restrict jury trials, or contain provisions that violate legal requirements.
It is unfair if not explicitly permitted by the franchise, not done in good faith, without good cause, or based on a non-material breach of the agreement.
Yes, agreements must include language ensuring provisions conform to applicable laws and regulations, and that they do not deny access to legal remedies.
No, Virginia law prohibits including terms that restrict a dealer's right to a jury trial in franchise agreements.