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===Giving notice during the cooling-off period=== | ===Giving notice during the cooling-off period=== | ||
If you decide you do not want to go ahead with a purchase during the cooling-off period, you need to give the other party written notice telling them this. Once they get the notice, you have no further legal obligations under the contract. | If you decide you do not want to go ahead with a purchase during the cooling-off period, you need to give the other <span class="noglossary">party</span> written notice telling them this. Once they get the notice, you have no further legal obligations under the contract. | ||
The number of days starts counting on the day after the cooling-off period begins. Let’s say you sign up for a fitness club membership on February 10 and they give you a copy of the contract when you sign up. Your 10-day cooling-off period starts counting the next day, on February 11, and goes up to and including February 20. | The number of days starts counting on the day after the cooling-off period begins. Let’s say you sign up for a fitness club membership on February 10 and they give you a copy of the contract when you sign up. Your 10-day cooling-off period starts counting the next day, on February 11, and goes up to and including February 20. | ||
===No cooling-off period=== | ===No cooling-off period=== | ||