429.208(7)(b)(b) A holder is not required to send any notice under this section if the holder does not wish to demand, receive or collect any excess wear and damage charges.

429.208(7)(c)(c) Nothing in this section shall limit a lessee’s obligation for excess mileage charges or prohibit any agreement between the lessee and the holder relating to excess wear and damage, if the agreement does not conflict with any of the lessee’s rights under this section, or limit a lessee’s liability to the holder for odometer tampering or for obscured or concealed structural or safety-related damage discovered by the holder after the return of the motor vehicle or the receipt of an itemized bill by the lessee.

429.208(8)(8) Except for sub. (1) (b), this section applies only to leased vehicles that are returned to an authorized representative, who is located in this state, of the holder.

429.209(1)(1) All of the disclosure requirements specified in s. 429.203 apply to the renegotiation of a consumer lease. A renegotiation of a consumer lease does not create a warranty or subject the transaction to any laws of this state relating to the sale of used motor vehicles.

429.209(2)(2) The disclosure requirements specified in s. 429.203 do not apply to any extension of a consumer lease not exceeding 6 months in the aggregate.

429.301(1)(1) Except as provided in s. 429.208 (7) (a), a person who commits a violation of this chapter is liable to the lessee in an amount equal to the sum of the following amounts:

429.301(1)(a)(a) One hundred dollars.

429.301(1)(b)(b) The actual damages, including any incidental and consequential damages, sustained by the lessee by reason of the violation.

429.301(1)(c)(c) Reasonable costs, expenses and attorney fees, as determined under s. 425.308.

429.301(2)(2) If a party to a consumer lease recovers damages or penalties under this chapter for an act or omission, the party may not recover any damages or penalties for the same act or omission under ss. 218.0101 to 218.0163 or chs. 411 and 421 to 427.