The Three-Day Right to Cancel notice required in certain home improvement contracts gives the buyer what?

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The notice required by B&P §7159(e)(6)(B)(i) runs the three BUSINESS days from the buyer's receipt of a signed and dated copy of the contract containing the notice, and a timely cancellation costs the buyer nothing: the contractor must return everything paid within 10 days. (a) starts the clock at the start of work, later than the statute allows. (c) confuses this statutory rescission with a general right to walk away mid-job. (d) counts calendar days instead of business days. Note the neighboring periods in the same subdivision: 'three' and 'third' become 'five' and 'fifth' for a senior citizen, a Seven-Day Right to Cancel applies to post-disaster repair contracts under §7159(e)(7), and no cancellation notice is required at all where the contract was negotiated at the contractor's own place of business.