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Kevin is purchasing a newly constructed condominium unit in a development in Manchester, NH. The developer provides Kevin with the Public Offering Statement on a Monday afternoon. Kevin reviews the statement and has second thoughts about the purchase. Under the NH Condominium Act, what is the latest day by which Kevin may rescind the purchase agreement without penalty?

Correct Answer

B) Saturday of the same week, because Kevin has 5 calendar days to rescind after receiving the Public Offering Statement

Under RSA 356-B (the NH Condominium Act), a buyer of a new condominium unit has 5 calendar days to rescind the purchase agreement after receiving the Public Offering Statement. If the statement was received on Monday, the 5-day calendar period runs through Saturday (Monday + 5 calendar days = Saturday). This right of rescission is specific to new condominium sales and applies regardless of weekends.

Answer Options
A
Wednesday of the same week, because Kevin has 3 calendar days to rescind after receiving the Public Offering Statement
B
Saturday of the same week, because Kevin has 5 calendar days to rescind after receiving the Public Offering Statement
C
The following Monday, because Kevin has 5 business days to rescind after receiving the Public Offering Statement
D
The following Wednesday, because Kevin has 7 calendar days to rescind after receiving the Public Offering Statement

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