Contract cancellation refers to ending a contract before it is fully performed, under the contract’s terms or as allowed by law. It describes the rules and steps for canceling, including notice requirements and what happens to payments, services, and potential penalties or refunds.
Forced internet and cable bundles are now illegal under new federal consumer protection rules. Providers can’t require you to buy cable TV to get internet service or preferred speeds, and you can request unbundled pricing and dispute bundled charges. This article explains what changed, how to opt out, and what to do if a provider
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Rescission is a legal remedy that cancels a contract and restores both parties to their pre-contract positions, treating the agreement as if it never existed. It may be available for fraud, misrepresentation, mistake, duress, or other legal defects. This article explains what contract rescission is, when it applies, and what happens after rescission. Rescission is
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