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Probably not unless you can terminate the contract at any time without penalty.
Contact your insurance company and explain the situation. If you are able to prove when you sold the house the company should issue you a refund for the period after you sold the home. If you have an agent call him/her and they should be able to help you get the refund.
You cannot in any state. Their is no such thing as a cooling off period on the purchase of an automobile, unless someone came to your house uninvited and sold you a car. Otherwise, you bought it, so you own it, unless the dealer agreed to take it back and cancel the contract. Legally he does not have to.
If a baseball contract is sold to someone else, it usually means that they wanted to be traded. Not always though.
Home mortgage is sold to another company whenever the original company is in need of cash so it is pretty common. You can find more information at www.gmacmortgage.com
Activision owns Infinity Ward and they Plan the release for November 8 2011 see related link Modern Warfare 3 is very real. Infinity Ward will either be taken over by another company or the contract will be sold to another company but, by November 2011 another Call of Duty will be released. (Mw3)
Probably not. You may want to contact a local attorney, who can advise you based on the law where you live and your specific circumstances, but in general: once you sign the contract, you cannot get out of it; if the car is discovered to be damaged, the person who sold it to you may have to repair it, but they don't usually have to allow you to cancel the contract completely.
Yes, If you have not the insurance company and endorsed the policy to vacant as required and they discover the vacancy they can cancel immediately and void all coverage retroactively to the date it became vacant. It's in the contract. Same if you rent it out and don't notify them.
If there were a contract that the other party did not abide by or fulfill, it would seem a breach of contract. talk to a lawyer.
Annuities are bought by a consumer and not sold. There is a contract offered by an insurance company with promises, guarantees and provisions set forth within said contract. If both parties agree, then this contract is applied for by an individual and if accepted by the insurance carrier the two sign a contractual agreement as set forth by the terms of the product.
Annuities are bought by a consumer and not sold. There is a contract offered by an insurance company with promises, guarantees and provisions set forth within said contract. If both parties agree, then this contract is applied for by an individual and if accepted by the insurance carrier the two sign a contractual agreement as set forth by the terms of the product.
When one company buys the property and obligations of another company, the buying company assumes full ownership of the other company. In essence the sold company ceases to exist.