Legal Question in Consumer Law in Florida

Re: Cancelling a contract

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No, a contract is a legally binding agreement between both parties and cannot be cancelled once it has been agreed upon and signed by both parties. You may be able to negotiate a release with the business by forfeiting your deposit but there is no guarantee.

Scott R. Jay, Esq

Re: Cancelling a contract

Unless the sale was made at your home, then you have no right to cancel the contract unless it is specifically referenced in the contract that you did sign. Go out and see the store people where you bought the spa -- they may, but probably do not have to, give you a break.