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Examines the cooling-off period's role in preventing abusive practices in consumer commitments.
This paper examines the cooling-off period as a legal mechanism that gives consumers time to reconsider commitments made under pressure or imperfect information. It analyzes its legal foundations, scope and limits, and its role in preventing abusive practices.
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