Wisconsin Code § 241.27

Contracts requiring warning
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Every proposed
contract for the benefit of any person, firm or corporation furnishing or supplying in any wise whatever, goods, wares or merchandise to hawkers or peddlers and which by its terms upon execution thereof would bind any person to answer for the debt, default or miscarriage of any such hawker or peddler, in lawfully or
unlawfully disposing of such goods, wares or merchandise or the
proceeds thereof, or which would bind any person to guarantee or
answer for any debt or liability incurred by such hawker or peddler in acquiring any title to or interest in the goods, wares or merchandise to be disposed of by such hawker or peddler or in acquiring any title to or interest in any equipment intended to be used in
conducting the business of such hawker or peddler, shall have
plainly printed upon it, in red ink, in type not smaller than 10
point boldface type, at the time of its execution and directly above
the place for the signature of the person who would, by signing
such contract, become obligated to so answer for the debt, default
or miscarriage of any such peddler or hawker, the following statement: “Warning — this may obligate you to pay money”. Every
such contract not containing such statement shall be unlawful and
in any action brought upon any such contract in any court of this
state, such contract shall be construed in accordance with the
laws of this state. The provisions of this section, however, shall
not apply to any such contract where the same contains a provision expressly limiting the amount of the liability of each person
obligated to answer for the debt, default or miscarriage of any
such peddler or hawker.

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