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Jennifer submits an offer on a home in Carmel, Indiana on a Friday afternoon. The seller's broker delivers the Indiana Seller's Residential Real Estate Sales Disclosure Form to Jennifer at 4:00 PM that same Friday, and the seller accepts Jennifer's offer at 5:00 PM Friday. After reviewing the form over the weekend, Jennifer discovers disclosed issues she finds unacceptable. By what time must Jennifer rescind her offer to exercise her statutory right under Indiana law?

Correct Answer

B) By end of business on Tuesday, 2 business days after receipt on Friday

Under IC 32-21-5, Jennifer has 2 business days from receipt of the disclosure form to rescind her offer. She received the form on Friday. Saturday and Sunday are not business days. Therefore, the first business day after Friday is Monday, and the second business day is Tuesday. Jennifer must rescind by end of business on Tuesday to exercise her statutory rescission right.

Answer Options
A
By end of business on Saturday, the next calendar day after receipt
B
By end of business on Tuesday, 2 business days after receipt on Friday
C
By end of business on Monday, 1 business day after receipt on Friday
D
By end of business on Sunday, within 48 hours of receipt on Friday

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