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Sandra is selling her single-family home in Grand Rapids. She signs a purchase agreement with a buyer on Monday morning but has not yet provided the Seller's Disclosure Statement. She delivers the completed disclosure form to the buyer on Wednesday afternoon. By what time must the buyer deliver written notice of rescission if he wishes to exercise his right under the Michigan Seller Disclosure Act?

Correct Answer

A) By Thursday afternoon, 72 hours after receiving the disclosure statement

Under MCL 565.957, the buyer's 72-hour right of rescission is triggered by receipt of the Seller's Disclosure Statement, not by the signing of the purchase agreement. Since the buyer received the disclosure on Wednesday afternoon, the 72-hour window expires on Thursday afternoon. The buyer must deliver written notice of rescission before that deadline.

Answer Options
A
By Thursday afternoon, 72 hours after receiving the disclosure statement
B
By the following Wednesday, one week after receiving the disclosure statement
C
By Monday afternoon, 72 hours after the purchase agreement was signed
D
By Saturday afternoon, 72 hours after receiving the disclosure statement

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