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Doorstep sellers must offer cancellation rights, even if invited to sell

By Pinset Masons

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Consumers will be allowed to cancel contracts signed with door-to-door salesmen even when they have requested the visit to their home or office, under new Regulations that come into force in October.

Full post as published by OUT-LAW.com on September 17, 2008 (boomark / email).

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