In many states, in a lemon-law dispute submitted for arbitration according to the program in a vehicle manufacturer's warranty, the decision of the arbitration panel is binding on
A)the manufacturer but not the purchaser.
B)the purchaser but not the manufacturer.
C)the manufacturer and the purchaser.
D)neither the manufacturer nor the purchaser.

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In lemon-law disputes, the arbitration decision is typically binding on the manufacturer, ensuring that if the arbitration panel finds in favor of the consumer, the manufacturer is obligated to comply with the decision. This does not prevent the consumer from seeking further legal action if they are dissatisfied with the arbitration outcome.

In Many States, in a Lemon-Law Dispute Submitted for Arbitration