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1/20/10, 3:13 pm

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I'm being asked to put down a deposit on a build-to-order car from a Californian dealer. I'm told that the deposit is fully refundable by Californian law until I sign the sale contract accepting the car once it has been delivered to the dealer. I can't seem to find any laws governing this. Where should I be looking?


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