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Start with equipment and granted rights
Chapter 40-20 covers defined equipment dealers/suppliers, including specified industrial, maintenance, utility and grounds-care equipment. Actual products, sale/repair rights, agreement, exclusions and single-line conditions matter; using equipment or one brand does not itself settle them.
The two ordinary tracks
Specified events and performance failures have different conditions; actual reasons, comparable standards and improvement history remain necessary.
| Branch | Ordinary notice/correction |
|---|---|
| Sections 40-20-115/117 general regime | 180 days’ notice, sixty days to cure. |
| Section 40-20-116 single-line regime | Ninety days’ notice, sixty days to cure. |
Notice does not decide buyback or succession
Sections 120–121 have separate repurchase duties/exclusions. Actual property source, dates, condition, return and payment conditions determine item treatment; not every startup cost is recoverable.
Use the inventory companion for those details. Any succession request also needs its actual facts rather than an answer copied from the termination calendar.
Scope
- Limited to the defined equipment branch, not a general Wyoming franchise exit rule. Actual performance, exception and category conditions remain necessary.
Next step
Establish the actual dealer category and proposed action before selecting the notice branch; assess inventory and succession independently.
Sources & review notes
Wyoming Legislature
Passage, dates and research notes
primary · §§ 40-20-113 through 40-20-123
No supplier may terminate a dealer agreement without good cause.
Complete relevant Chapter 20 read. Single-line and other dealer termination regimes differ. Product, dealer and exclusion facts require review.
Detailed rule records (1)
General §§40-20-115/117 and single-line §116 regimes differ: ordinary general notice is 180 days with 60-day cure; ordinary single-line notice is 90 days with 60-day cure. Specified events and performance failures have separate conditions. Repurchase under §§120–121 is a separate branch.
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