Most states have a three-day grace period after signing a contract for a car purchase, mortgage, etc.
That means you can change your mind within three days and get out of the contract.
After that, or if you don't live in such a state, you're stuck.
Most state do not on vehicle purchases. As far as I know California is the only state that has that law and it just went into effect in 2005.
In Texas, the law says once you sign the contract and take posession of hthe car, you are done unless it is a lemon. If you do not sign off on the car and leave it at the dealership, you foil the completion of the contract cycle in taking financing and registration. That is straight from the DOTx rules.
The car that my dad sign for the money was going to be out of pocket. There was no finance, because my dad would not qualify for loans. The car dealership was aware of my dads situation. The car was never purchased yet, no money has been exchanged. In the stat of California is he still liable?
Absolutely - you can cancel any time you want BUT - you will have to pay a 'get out fee' - which is usually the remaining whole months of the contract. For example - say you're on an 18 month contract, paying £15 a month and want to leave after six months. You would have to pay 12x15 = £180 as a 'release fee'
What word did Judd leave out of the contract
He didn't leave... he was releashed when his contract expired
Maria had to leave because her contract expired
He was unhappy with his contract and wanted to leave.
leave the computer turned off forever !
His contract was up
Contract was not renewed.
the usually leave at 18 mths some later (if premature) but others later. Not alot of penguins leave later though.
for contract basis in mp
He can when his contract is up but he still has three years on his contract
His contract was up