Credit Contracts

Right of Rescission: Consumer Protection in Credit Contracts
The Right of Rescission is a provision granted by the federal Consumer Credit Protection Act of 1968, which allows consumers to void a credit contract within three business days, ensuring a full refund of any downpayment and without penalty.

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