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Under s 21 of the ''BPCPA'', | Under s 21 of the ''BPCPA'', | ||
:a) The purchaser may cancel the contract within '''10 days''' after receiving a copy of the contract. The purchaser need not offer explanations for their decision. The vendor then has 15 days after the date of cancellation to refund all money without deduction; | |||
:b) If a delivery date is specified in the contract and not all of the goods/services are delivered/performed within 30 days of this date, the purchaser may cancel the contract within one year after the date a copy of the contract was received, provided that the purchaser has not accepted or used the goods/services; and | |||
:c) If the contract does not contain information required under s 19 and 20(1) of the Act, the buyer may cancel within one year of the date of the contract. | |||
A direct sale is unenforceable by the seller if the buyer is required to make a down payment in excess of a prescribed amount (''BPCPA'' s 20(3)(b)). In the ''CCR'', s 4(2) sets the amount of down payment prescribed under s 20(3)(b) as the lesser of $100 or 10% of the total price. | A direct sale is unenforceable by the seller if the buyer is required to make a down payment in excess of a prescribed amount (''BPCPA'' s 20(3)(b)). In the ''CCR'', s 4(2) sets the amount of down payment prescribed under s 20(3)(b) as the lesser of $100 or 10% of the total price. |