That would be up to the individual dealer. but when you sign a contract you own that vehicle. and it also depends on what paper you signed.
Because you signed an "As is" paper, that means you accepted the car as is with knocking or not. If you cancel the check, they can take you to court and make you pay the money. Part of purchasing a car is the opportunity to take it to your mechanic before the purchase is done and papers are signed. If you declined this option before you signed the paper, then there is nothing you can do but fix the car that is now yours.
Yes, it usually can be. Do verify though that the problem is not disclosed in paperwork you signed as something they discussed and you understood.
Print out the document, sign it in ink, and then scan or make a photocopy of the signed paper copy to retain for your records. Keep the original signed document in a secure location to ensure its integrity for legal purposes.
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The paper that 91 people signed was a paper in "The Crucible". The people signed this to declare that three people in the play were of good character and not witches.
The paper that 91 people signed was a paper in "The Crucible". The people signed this to declare that three people in the play were of good character and not witches.
It all depends on the contract and the company. Documents mean something. If you signed the paper that says you're buying something, the property is yours.
There is a form that you are required to file when you paper file your PA state tax return.
No, The only way a vehicle can be returned to the dealership if it is explictitly written on the "we owe" paper, and signed by you and the finance manager. There is no 72 hour right of return clause on automobiles where I live. It is definitely a buyer beware market.
A thesis driven plan or outline is one in which the writer composes a thesis first, which includes the main points of the rest of the paper. Then, the writer would construct the paper based on the thesis.
When someone 'forces' you to sign anything, it has been signed 'under duress', and is not considered a valid contract.If you explain the situation during the time you signed the paper to the court and tell them that you signed it 'under duress', the judge should dis-allow the paper to be used as evidence against you.
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