§ 69-1606. Duty of buyer; failure of seller to take possession; performance of service, how treated.
The buyer must take reasonable care of property received in a home solicitation sale, return it to the seller after the seller performs required obligations, and tender it at a permitted location; if the seller does not take it back within 20 days after tender, ownership passes to the buyer. A seller who performs servi
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The buyer must take reasonable care of property received in a home solicitation sale, return it to the seller after the seller performs required obligations, and tender it at a permitted location; if the seller does not take it back within 20 days after tender, ownership passes to the buyer. A seller who performs services before cancellation is not entitled to compensation.
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