Take it home with you! read it a couple of times.. even the tiny tiny words on the front, back, and the edges of the paper if they can write that small. That stuff is there to hang you and rip you off, so you need to know it is there... Know you enemy! :-) Read the contract. all of your rights are broken down on the front and back of the contract.
A large garage! hahha true....but if the person goes to the car dealership alot or has more than two cars...lol:pp
Before buying an owner financed rent to own home be sure to have the contract checked out by an attorney. It is necessary to know what might violate the contract prior to signing.
This 100% depends on where you live. Ask before signing the contract so you can plan for the expenses
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Is it law to provide two keys by a car dealership when buying a car?
You cannot break a contract unless there is something that is documented wrong with the car and the dealership refuses to repair it. There is no provision for a change of mind, only a lemon law.
The dealership ran my credit once during the car buying process.
Probably not if the contract you signed said "as is". Check your state lemon laws for buying vehicles.
Buying to open an options contract means initiating a new position by purchasing a contract, while buying to close an options contract involves closing an existing position by buying back a contract that was previously sold.
Buying a phone should not be a problem. Signing a contract for phone services typically requires you to be the age of majority, which I believe is 18 in Australia.
There is no law in regards to returning a car. Right of rescission is for unsolicited sales contracts. A car purchase is not considered an unsolicited sale because you visit the dealership of you on accord.
Buying to open an options contract means initiating a new position by purchasing the contract, while buying to close an options contract means ending an existing position by purchasing the contract to offset a previous sale.