How to Understand the Cooling-off Periods in Contracts?
There is no general right to a cooling off period in a contract.
The point is that a contract is an agreement that is binding once made. If you want time to think then refuse to sign it until you are satisfied.
There are some exceptions in certain consumer contracts.
For example, consumer credit agreements, agreements for sale at a distance, and agreements made by sellers calling at their home.
Also
A lease may be annulled if one of the parties who signed under duress. It is unclear what has happened here, but why else does not simply walk away if they were not happy?
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