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The answer is probably no. I may depend on: what state you live in and where the sale was closed. If, for example, you lived in Colorado and the dealer came to your house to close the deal, then yes, you have three business days (does not include Sunday) to return the car. If the deal was done at the dealership, there is not a 3 day right to recind the contract. This is true in most states. There is no lemon law on used cars. If you believe the dealer lied to you and covered things up, like non-disclosure of a previous accident that they knew about, then you can go to your state's dealer "police" and file a complaint. I would start with the dealership and try to get your complaint resolved with them first. Your car may or may not have a warranty to cover your problem. Good luck, NASCAR Tom There is no overall right to return or recind a car purchase contract. Once it is executed/completed it is done. Some dealers may provide the ability to return it as part of their agreement, however they likely have many fee's involved to do so...(as well they should: your changing your mind should cost you, not them). In any of these types of car purchase/return questions - the first thing to do is look at is that stack of paperwork you got when you agreed to the deal...you know, especially the one you signed and initialed, probably several times, and likely has a big bold heading like "Contract for Sale and Agreement for Purchase". See what it says about ways and reasons you can return the car, required notices, rights to cancel, warranties, etc. This is what YOU agreed to. Not reading it (or saying you didn't understand it) - and now wanting it to be enforced only as to what you think you would have wanted it to be then...- that is just foolish. But, look at it, maybe there are grounds... Once you bought it (you and them signed and agreed to the terms, conditions and did the work on the contracts and titles), it is yours now, (and for them to accept it back, you both need to do the same things...agree/conditions/titles/etc. again). And even in the dealers where they advertise a return policy...better read it...at the very least you will be expected to pay for all the liscence, sales, registration, paperwork, etc., fees, and probably something for the fact the car, once sold...even if never moved, cannot be sold as "new" again...by law...New cars have favorable financing, rebates, some have non transferrable warranties on things, etc. available...so they probably have some calculation for those costs. Rightfully, your the one who made a new car a used one. The 3 day cancel frequently thought of is generally not applicable: Generally, the 3-day cooling off period applies to contracts signed in the customer's home - not at a company's place of business - for consumer goods worth $25 or more. And th contract must be pending…it can't be cancelled if the whatever was done….it is a right to cancel a contract…not reurn things…and the a car contract is no longer pending once you have the car and title…it is completed. If this cancellation period applies, it should be stated in the contract.

Mikael Ohlsson is the current president and CEO.

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Every franchise contains a license. Many licenses, on the other hand, are really disguised, illegal franchises. It doesn't matter what terms are used to define the relationship. What is critical are the presence of certain key elements that will define the relationship.

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According to Franchise Direct (link below), Pizza Hut is the largest, followed by Domino's then Papa John's.

The largest doesn't necessarily mean the best pizza; taste in pizza varies widely. The largest is an indicator of the best business model coupled with the most competent franchisees.

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I don't think any one person owns any pharmaceutical factory. It requires billions, or at least hundreds of millions, of dollars invested so they are incorporated and there are thousands of shareholders.

The issue of the notary is not important. The issue is the type of contract, the wording and if the contract is valid under US not HK law.

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Donald F. Hannon invented the laminating machine. He was from Cleveland, Ohio. He died of Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). Leaving his wife, Alice Hannon, His two Daughters Beth and Kathleen, his son, Michael Hannon, now owner of the laminating business (Graphic Laminating), and his six grandchildren, Erin, Ben, Meghan, Allison, Sean, and Daniel. He was a widely respected entrepreneur, and a dignified, driven man.

counting the playoffs and the world series they won 125 games in 1998. also the most in all of baseball That was the 1998 season when the Yankees won 114 regular season games (114-48). When adding the 11 playoff victories, the Yankees won 125 games in the 1998 season.

1. Michigan 2. Notre Dame 3. Oklahoma 4. Texas 5. Alabama 6. Ohio St. 7. Nebraska 8. Tennesse 9. Souther Cal 10. Penn St. 11. Boise St. 12. Florida St. 13. Georgia 14. Miami (Ohio) 15. Miami (FL) Source: http://www.ncaa.org/library/records/football_records_book/2005/2005_d1_football_records.pdf The first list accurately answers the question. The results change somewhat if the question is meant to refer to the "modern era", generally understood to be from 1936 to present. This list takes us out of the formation era of the game, with the 25, 20, and 15 players per side, pre-platoon system, different fields, scoring, uprights, and rules in general, the Ivy-league one, two, and three game seasons against plowboys from the mill, etc. I personally feel a post-1936 list is a more honest representation of relative strength and success of the different programs. I think it is objective. (my team fell two notches). 1. Oklahoma 2. Ohio State 3. Penn State 4. Michigan 5. Notre Dame 6. Tennessee 7, Alabama 8. Texas 9. Nebraska 10. USC 11. Florida State 12. Georgia 13. Miami-Fl. 14. Miami-Oh. 15. Auburn

It depends on who is legally liable in the suit.

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First, if you are looking at starting a new dealership you must contact American Honda to find out where there open points are at. they will send out an application for you fill out. I would advise to find a dealer wanting to sell. Any help contact me at pwrsport1@aol.com Currently run a HONDA POWERHOUSE Dealership and a YAMAHA,KAWASAKI,POLARIS,VICTORY,SUZUKI stores. Use to own 4 stores