Not in California. * In most instances the contract is binding when money has "changed hands". If this were not so, car dealers would have serious financial and inventory problems, as most vehicles that are bought have a waiting period for delivery. Therefore, a lawsuit will likely stand up in court if the dealer chooses to pursue damages for breach of contract on the part of the buyer.
No, the contract you signed is binding.
Generally not. A signed contract is generally binding and requires both parties agree to terminate the contract and create a new one.
If you signed a contract to buy the car, it is legally binding. That fact that you have not parted with any money is a mute point. You signed the contract, and that is all that matters. Ask the seller if they will release you from the contract and be very nice about it.
it depends on what the contract says - did you read it ?? Yes, it states and signed I paid $2000 down.
A contract is a legally binding agreement between the parties who have signed it, unless written into the contract otherwise, all parties are bound by the terms of the agreement/contract they signed.
Contact a local attorney for state/case specific advice.
If it was written in the contract, yes. If it was not written in the contract then this would be an unfair demand and not binding.
Absolutely not. Unless it is a signed paper it will be difficult to enforce.
Nope... You signed a binding contract.
No, a Signed contract is Legally binding, you would need permission from a courthouse to modify any such contract.
The car dealership did not sign my contract, is it still binding?
Most people would not sign a contract without any vin number on the car. It is impossible to register and license a car that does not have a vehicle identification number. A contract is a legal binding document and the buyer is to beware, or in other words be alert in the transaction.