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What happens if a developer attempts to obtain a waiver of cancellation rights?

  1. The developer can proceed without any issues

  2. The contract becomes voidable by the purchaser

  3. The waiver is automatically accepted

  4. The purchaser loses their rights

The correct answer is: The contract becomes voidable by the purchaser

When a developer attempts to obtain a waiver of cancellation rights, it means they are seeking to eliminate or modify the buyer's legal ability to cancel the timeshare purchase within a specified period. Under the Nevada timeshare laws, any such waiver resulting from the developer's actions makes the contract voidable by the purchaser. This means that the purchaser retains the right to cancel the contract, as the law protects consumers from losing their rights due to pressures or misleading practices from developers. This protection is important because it ensures that purchasers have the opportunity to reconsider their decision without being forced into a commitment they may later regret. Thus, if a waiver of cancellation rights is attempted by a developer, the purchaser’s ability to void the contract remains intact and gives them recourse against any potential misrepresentation or undue influence from the developer.