What circumstances would justify canceling this auto contract
California Law provides a myriad of reasons to justify rescinding a contract to purchase or lease a new or used automobile. Basically, California allows an automobile purchase or lease agreement to be rescinded if it is based upon dealer fraud, mistake, or significant non-disclosure or concealment. The basic concept is that there must be a "meeting of the minds" in order for a contract to be valid.
A contract that is put in writing tends to eliminate significant "he said-she said" arguments over what exactly was agreed to, since the significant terms of the contract are usually contained in the writing. California law requires that the contract have no blank spaces when signed, and that the consumer receive a copy of any contract after signing.
However, California provides consumers with vast protections against misrepresentations that are made during the negotiations for the purchase or lease of goods or services. Further, there is no requirement that the salesperson intended to make a misrepresentation; the fact that a representation was made during the negotiations which in fact is not true is all that is required.
What circumstances would justify canceling this auto contract
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