Right to revoke

The right to revoke means that if you change your mind after agreeing to something, like a purchase or contract, you have the legal ability to cancel or withdraw your agreement within a certain period. This gives you the flexibility to reconsider your decision without penalty, provided you act within the specified timeframe. This right is especially common in online or remote transactions to protect consumers, ensuring they aren’t locked into a commitment they no longer want. Once you revoke, the other party cannot enforce the agreement, and you are typically entitled to a refund.