Legal Question in Business Law in New York

No one here could tell you whether you have wiggle room out of this agreement without reviewing the terms along with all the facts. The fact that you paid first and before you saw any terms does not on its own mean that you can cancel. It begs the question why you would have offered your payment knowing there were terms yet to be reviewed. At best, this would mean that the transaction was not governed by the agreement that was never assented to. In other words it would be considered as if there was no contract. This may be good news for you or it may not make much of a difference. A lot of times with these kind of cases it will require more time and effort from legal counsel to sort it out than what the whole thing is worth so you have to put that on balance.

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Frank

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