Maine Statutes
§ 32 §4663 — Consumer's right of avoidance
Where merchandise is sold or contracted to be sold, whether under a single contract or under multiple contracts, to a consumer as a result of or in connection with a salesman's direct contact accomplished by means of and including, but not limited to, a personal visit or a telephone call, upon the consumer other than at the seller's place of business, without the consumer soliciting the initial contact or sale, the consumer may void the contract or sale by giving notice of his intention not to be bound by the contract or sale and returning or making available for return any merchandise delivered pursuant to the terms of this subchapter.
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Legislative History
PL 1969, c. 395 (NEW). PL 1977, c. 331 (RPR).
Nearby Sections
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§ 32 §4601
Proceedings§ 32 §4603
Failure to obtain license; penalty§ 32 §4604
Lien for license fee§ 32 §4651
Lack of license§ 32 §4652
Advertising before license issued§ 32 §4661
Definitions§ 32 §4662
Contents of contract§ 32 §4662-A
Frozen food contracts§ 32 §4663
Consumer's right of avoidance§ 32 §4664
Notice§ 32 §4664-A
Time of seller's performance§ 32 §4665
Consumer's obligation§ 32 §4666
Seller's obligation§ 32 §4667
Criminal penalties