What kind of rights do co-signers have?
470773
If what you mean is how can a co-signer get out of a loan obligation---\n\nas far as the bank is concerned you are responsible for the payments and your credit is ruined as well if payments are late.\n\nYou get all the responsibility with none of the rewards (like enjoying driving the car for instance).
104206
There is no requirement that BOTH the original debtor AND the co-signer be contacted simultaneously.  The co-signer simply agrees to pay the debt if the original borrower defaults.  Once THAT happens then the lender is free to reclaim its property and/or be repaid by whomever, adn (almost) however they are able.
825452
Well repo-men really try to make it so that they don't ever have to do this.  Mostly they wait till very early morning or late at night to do that so they don't have to put up with people.  \n  They are authorized agents of the bank and are just doing their jobs.  Your rights are limited in this matter.
53640
If you are the member of your L.L.C. then you can sign as an owner.  The laws do change in different states, so you would want to go to your state website and look at the laws for L.L.C. or you can call the state office.
68980
Yes. I think you need to have a co-signer thou, probably a resident or a citizen of U.S.
679254
Rights of statute :P\nBasically the stuff that companies don't want you to know about, laws and stuff, like if something isn't fit for the purpose intended you can get your money back on it,that kinda thing.
60737
You share the responsibility with the other party.  It will reported on both credit reports.  If you co-signed with someone and the other person stops paying, you are liable and must pay or it will affect your credit also.
1127666
I'm pretty sure Grandparents have rights.  Contact a lawyer and see what they are.  Good luck.
1023383
That consumers have rights to be protected by law
320561
You have the right to a copy of anything you signed (as a condition of employment). You have a right to view your personnel file(Take an inventory of everything in it). It's supposed to be in your persnnell file.
205125
It seems, unless you have Power of Attorney to do so, it is illegal to sign anyone else's name to a legal document.  You can not bind another to an agreement by signing it.  (There may be stiff consequences for doing so.)\n  \n\nNote:  I am not lawyer.
130678
You have the right to remain silent.  Anything you say can be taken down and used against you in a court of law.  YIf you wish, you may have an attorney present. Do want to waive your right to an attorney? Do you understand the rights that I have just read to you?  Good.  Now, hold still while I handcuff you.  You will then be beaten by my partner and myself.
988320
The rights between you and your partner depend on the details of how you hold the property and what agreements you have made with each other. \n\nI hope you can work out your differences with your partner.
1158579
You have just as much right to anything, you can even have your own club, news letter, if they can proclaim it you can, you have just as much right. check out this website, and there are some books on the rights of the student in school. You can do a whole lot more than you thought. I had my own newsletter and held meetings every morning, a prayer and bible reading meeting. In the open. This website also has books on the rights of teachers in the public schools, ... you'd be surprised.
1062483
He has to agree and sign away his rights
853360
Actually, both federal and most state laws say you CAN simply sign rights away as a matter of contract. That's one of the basic principles of consideration in all contract law.\n\nWhile all laws vary by jurisidction, the two-party consent rule is usually phrased as requiring the consent of the part to be recorded, not just either party. So, in a one-party consent state, one party can record without the consent of the other. But in a so-called two-party consent state, you need the consent of the other person to record a conversation.\n\nAs worded, this contract seems (and you should consult a licensed attorney to be sure) to say that they can record you, because they consent when THEY make the recording and you consent as a matter of contract. But you cannot record them because they do not consent when YOU are making the recording.\n\nSome states don't allow this type of one-sided provision, and hold that what one party can do, the other party can also do. But again, these laws vary by state/country. Check with a local attorney to be sure how this works in your jurisdiction.
794479
You can copywrite it. Or you can go to a laywers office and ask them for any advice on what you can do. Or you can do the agreement you talked about that reads that they WONT use it an any manner other then business between you and them. I would definately talk to a laywer and see what your opinions are..