It certainly depends on the local laws in your area but I have to tell you a signed contract is legal and binding - read all the print on the contract to see if there is anything stated on it that may pertain to your predicament.
You need to read the terms of your contract to determine how and if you may cancel. Refusing the delivery may end up costing you more unless something related to the delivery breached the contract on the part of the vendor. Read the contract.
Yes, you can cancel your 18-month contract anytime. However, you need to pay for the cancellation fee of more than $400. What I can suggest is to pay for the remaining months and tell the customer support to cancel your service on the end of your contract.
Yes. The nature of the agency relationship allows you to cancel the agent relationship at any point. The contract is more of a retainer to commit the lawyer to assisting you, it's not to force you into only working with such agent. You are welcome to terminate the agent agreement at will.
A written contract is an agreement written on paper by 2 or more people that is then signed by each person and is considered to be binding.
If you have not signed the contract you more than likely can get out it.
As a general rule - no. A 'contract' is a legally binding instrument. Both parties to the contract agree to abide by the provisions of the agreement which they have signed. There may be circumstances which 'breach' the provisions of the contract and make it invalid (i.e.-financing is unavailable - the contract wasn't signed by by a 'lawful signatory' of the dealer - etc.) More specifics would have to be known for a more specific answer.
No its illegal as u have entered into a contract
Yes, it is in the contract. It apparently costs them more money than your contract is worth if you roam most of the time (approx. 80% of the time)
To say "The contract is being signed" in French, you would say "Le contrat est en cours de signer," or more simply "On signe le contrat."
It is nothing more than a myth that you can return any car you buy new, or used. Once you buy the car you own it and you cannot return it except for repairs under any warranty that came with the car. The Buyer's Remorse or Cooling Off Period laws do not apply to the purchase of a vehicle. The only way you may return a car is under your state's lemon law if they have one.
No. A plural subject takes a plural verb here. Also, you don't have to write out numbers over ten. So the correct sentence is, More than 100 residents have signed the contract.
I do not know what you mean by the term, "First Contracts". Did you sign more than one contract. A signed contract is binding unless you can prove you signed it under duress. I do not know the answer -- but a contract can have contingencies, and if those conditions are not met, the contract is null and void. Whether a contract with contingencies is called "binding" I'm not sure though.