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Taylor Young is reviewing an Illinois issue in Aurora. The person receives a supplemental disclosure from the seller and assumes the buyer always gets an unconditional new termination right. Which statement best applies?

Correct Answer

B) That assumption is wrong because the buyer's termination right after a supplemental disclosure is narrower and depends on the statutory conditions tied to the defect and repair response.

The amended statute does not create an unlimited cancellation right for every supplement; it uses stated conditions tied to the nature of the defect and the seller's repair response.

Answer Options
A
That assumption is correct because every supplemental disclosure automatically restarts a full unrestricted cancellation period.
B
That assumption is wrong because the buyer's termination right after a supplemental disclosure is narrower and depends on the statutory conditions tied to the defect and repair response.
C
That assumption is correct because the buyer may terminate only if the lender refuses to lend.
D
That assumption is wrong because a supplement can never matter once attorney review ends, according to this option.

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