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Delima: a person with spouse signed one of those "time share type contracts". Spouse dies. Can company 1.transfer the "equity to the other spouse" 2.Is there such a thing a "equity" in time share contracts. 3. The surviving spouse indicated that it could no longer pay for the contract. The company informed spouse that spouse could sell if upgraded, but didn't tell spouse it was limited to family members. The signing of the new contract was conducted only several months after death of spouse and after continous harrassment. In new contract, a transfer of equity was placed from old contract. Can this be done, is there such a thing. Can we claim duress for breach of it and can we sue the company for is considered the enforcement of an invlaid contract. Thank you. Also what is tha staute of limitations. The first contract signed in PA but indicates that the laws of NJ apply.
 



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