I signed up for a seminar through another seminar and the contract read all sales are final but then stated that I had 3 business days to cancel. I cancelled only I didn't send it certified or registered mail.
I believe the period is 10 days. Go to the following link to get cooling off periods for most states. http://www.timesharetrap.com/timeshare-right-to-cancel.html Certainly. Florida is one of the hot spots for timeshares. Thus, cooling off period is strictly impose on that area. Yes, it has a cooling-off period. Almost all states today have already adopted this law. I'm sure it has. It is considered a haven of many timeshare resorts in the US. Thus, it must have cooling-off period rule.
Marketing expense is not a period cost. Typically, marketing expense will be reflected under S&A on the income statement.
A line chart would be the best way to display the quarterly earnings over a 5 year period. That is because the line chart allows viewers to make one-glance conclusions as to whether the performance has been increasing or decreasing over the period.
Knowing that something you make will be out of date in a certain time period.
I am not sure but I believe that it started in the colonial period. With trading and everything.
No.No.No.No.
California has the best consumer protection laws in the country, but there is still no cooling-off period for auto sales. In fact, state law requires that every contract for a car start with the words "THERE IS NO COOLING-OFF PERIOD." The idea that there is a state or federally mandated 3-day cooling off period on all contracts is an urban myth. While a number of industries are regulated in California, the majority have no cooling-off period for contracts. Some products and services have a 3 to 7-day cooling off period under the California buyers remorse laws. These include credit repair services and home equity sales contracts, which have a 5-day cooling off period. Discount buying services in California have a 3-day cooling off period, as do dating services, seminar sales, weight reduction services, and job listing services. Health club memberships have a 3-day cooling off period. So do contracts or plans for services with a dental office. Under the California buyers remorse laws, timeshare contracts allow 3 days for cooling off after the contract is signed. So do camping membership contracts, except that the consumer has 10 days if they have not visited the camp before signing. California law requires that dance studios must allow consumers to cancel up to six months after your transaction, and for an unlimited longer time at a 10 percent penalty. Consumers are required to pay for the services they actually received. Home solicitation contracts also have a 3-day cooling off period. This applies to any seller operating outside their normal place of business. This includes transactions at hotels, restaurants and "home" parties. It does not, however, apply to a seller who simply delivers items that the consumer negotiated for at the seller's normal place of business. Telemarketers must inform you at the time of the call that you have a 3-day right to cancel. These are just some of the products and service covered under the California buyers remorse laws. If you have specific questions, contact the office of the California Attorney General.
NO, there is no cooling off period for car sales in California. FFVR 35 does however require Dealers to offer a 2-day cancellation option for an additional cost, for private sale automobiles under $40,000 only.
In California, no. Check your local rent control board or laws.
No. In general, laws providing a "cooling-off period" specifically exempt vehicles from the provisions of the law. Some dealers may choose to offer such a period either in their standard contract or as an option you can purchase (in California, at least, they are required by law to offer this as an option; I don't know if it's required in Ohio or not). If your contract does not explicitly state that you have a "cooling-off period", then you don't.
He had several cooling periods. He commited crimes since in its teen years and periods between them is a cooling period.
Requires six month 'cooling off' period before a final decree can be issued for one.
A cooling off period is an amount of time used to consider the terms of a loan or some other credit agreement. This cooling off period is protected by the law and is a right of every citizen.
No, because there is a "No Cooling off period in CA". No, because there is a "No Cooling off period in CA".
NO The cooling off period does not apply to any kind of Auto sale
NO, no, no. This is a myth. The cooling off period never applies to the purchase of an automobile in any state.NO, no, no. This is a myth. The cooling off period never applies to the purchase of an automobile in any state.
NO. There is no cooling off period on the sale of automobiles. You bought it and you own it.NO. There is no cooling off period on the sale of automobiles. You bought it and you own it.