Legal Question in Consumer Law in California
If I bought a car on Dec. 4th and received a notice in the mail Dec. 19th, doesn't that mean the 10 day time period has expired? The notice was sent through regular mail, no certified mail involved. I have not received a phone call or email stating at the 10th day that the want the car back due to no one wanting to finance me.
Asked on 12/19/10, 1:17 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Steven Simons
Law Office of Steven A. Simons
The applicable date for the 10 days would be th edate on the postmark, not the date of receipt. I suspect that this has already been resolved. If not please call my office tomorrow for more information.
Good luck
Answered on 1/16/11, 7:12 am
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