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applicable requirements of Chapter 679, Part V, Florida Statutes. <br />(d) Nonpublic sales of motor vehicles or disposal of motor vehicles between <br />licensees, business affiliates or family members shall be presumed to be commercially <br />unreasonable. <br />SECTION 6. RIGHT TO REDEEM; LOST TITLE LOAN AGREEMENTS. <br />(a) Any person presenting identification as the borrower and presenting the <br />borrower's copy of the title loan agreement to the title loan lender is presumed to be entitled <br />to redeem the certificate of title described in the title loan agreement. However, if the title <br />loan lender determines that the person is not the borrower, the title loan lender is not <br />redeeming the certificate of title must sign the borrower's copy of the title loan agreement, <br />which the title loan lender may retain to evidence such person's receipt of the certificate of <br />by <br />The <br />required <br />to allow <br />the redemption <br />of the certificate <br />of title such <br />person. person <br />redeeming the certificate of title must sign the borrower's copy of the title loan agreement, <br />which the title loan lender may retain to evidence such person's receipt of the certificate of <br />identification to the title loan lender, together with written authorization from the borrower, <br />and the title loan lender shall record that person's name and address on the title loan <br />agreement retained by the title loan lender. In any such case, the person redeeming the <br />certificate of title shall be provided a copy of such signed form as evidence of such transaction. <br />(b) If the borrower's copy of the title loan agreement is lost, destroyed, or stolen, <br />the borrower must notify the title loan lender, in writing by certified or registered mail, <br />return receipt requested, or in person evidenced by a signed receipt, and receipt of such notice <br />shall invalidate such title loan agreement if the certificate of title has not previously been <br />is borrower <br />title. <br />A person redeeming the <br />certificate <br />of title <br />who not the must show <br />identification to the title loan lender, together with written authorization from the borrower, <br />and the title loan lender shall record that person's name and address on the title loan <br />agreement retained by the title loan lender. In any such case, the person redeeming the <br />certificate of title shall be provided a copy of such signed form as evidence of such transaction. <br />(b) If the borrower's copy of the title loan agreement is lost, destroyed, or stolen, <br />the borrower must notify the title loan lender, in writing by certified or registered mail, <br />return receipt requested, or in person evidenced by a signed receipt, and receipt of such notice <br />shall invalidate such title loan agreement if the certificate of title has not previously been <br />