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A seller in Lake Oswego, Oregon is selling a home built in 1975. She completes the Oregon Seller's Property Disclosure Statement and delivers it to the buyer after the purchase agreement is signed. The buyer receives the disclosure on a Friday. The disclosure reveals a history of oil tank removal from the property. The buyer wants to rescind the transaction. Assuming Saturday and Sunday are not business days, what is the absolute latest date and day the buyer can deliver written notice of rescission to the seller?

Correct Answer

B) The following Friday, because the rescission period is five business days from receipt

Oregon's seller-property-disclosure rescission window under ORS 105.475 is five business days from delivery of the disclosure statement. Counting five business days from Friday (excluding the weekend) ends on the following Friday.

Answer Options
A
The following Monday, because the three-business-day period begins on Saturday
B
The following Friday, because the rescission period is five business days from receipt
C
The following Monday, because the three-business-day period begins on the day of receipt
D
The following Wednesday, because the three-business-day period begins the day after receipt

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