§ 7606

(a) Prohibition. — An advertisement for a lease-purchase agreement may not state or imply that a specific item is available at specific amounts or terms unless the lessor usually and customarily offers or will offer that item at those amounts or terms. (b) Disclosures. — If an advertisement for the lease-purchase agreement of a specific item refers to or states the amount of any payment, or the right to acquire ownership, the advertisement must also clearly and conspicuously state the following terms as applicable: (1) That the transaction advertised is a lease-purchase agreement; (2) The total amount of the lease payments necessary to acquire ownership; and (3) That the lessee will not own the property until the total amount necessary to acquire ownership is paid in full or by prepayment as provided for by law. (c) Item price disclosures. — Every item displayed or offered under a lease-purchase agreement shall have clearly and conspicuously indicated in Arabic numerals, so as to be readable and understandable by visual inspection, each of the following affixed to the item: (1) The cash price of the item; and (2) The amount of the lease payment and the total

umerals, so as to be readable and understandable by visual inspection, each of the following affixed to the item: (1) The cash price of the item; and (2) The amount of the lease payment and the total amount of the lease payments necessary to acquire ownership. (d) Nonapplication. — This section does not apply to the owner or personnel, as such, of any medium in which an advertisement appears or through which it is disseminated.68 Del. Laws, c. 59, § 1;