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A buyer in Louisville is purchasing a condominium unit. Under the Kentucky Condominium Act (KRS Chapter 381.9101 et seq.), the seller provides the buyer with all required resale documents. The buyer then changes their mind about the purchase. Within how many days of receiving the required condominium documents may the buyer rescind the purchase contract without penalty?

Correct Answer

A) 3 days

Under the Kentucky Condominium Act (KRS Chapter 381.9101 et seq.), a buyer of a condominium resale unit has 3 days after receiving all required disclosure documents (the resale certificate and related materials) to rescind the purchase contract without penalty. This right of rescission is designed to give buyers an opportunity to review the condominium association documents before being irrevocably committed.

Answer Options
A
3 days
B
5 days
C
7 days
D
10 days

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