Commerce; obsolete language removed.

HF 2236 amends Minnesota Statutes section 53C.08, subdivision 1, by removing outdated language from the existing law governing retail installment contracts. This bill does not change any substantive requirements for contracts, such as written terms, prohibitions on confession of judgment, or delinquency charge limits. It directly affects businesses and consumers using retail installment contracts (e.g., car loans) by updating the statutory language to reflect current practice. The bill is purely procedural, removing obsolete phrasing without adding or altering any policy requirements.