negating an agreement
How long after signing a sales agreement do you have to negate it?
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Read More Answered By: Alton Drew |
Re: negating an agreement In general there is no cooling off period for a sales agreement unless one is provided in the agreement's language. There may be a liquidated damages clause in the contract. A more precise answer can be provided if the contract is actually reviewed by an attorney. |
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