A debt cancellation agreement (DCA) is an agreement that the holder of a retail installment contract will cancel a specified amount owed on the contract if the vehicle is stolen or totaled. Some DCAs require that the retail buyer maintain insurance on the vehicle.
(3) "Debt cancellation agreement" means a contract term or a contractual arrangement modifying a contract term under which a retail seller or holder agrees to cancel all or part of an obligation of the retail buyer to repay an extension of credit from the retail seller or holder on the occurrence of the total loss or ...
Consequences of Cancelling Your debts will be reinstated. They will start incurring interest again, and it may be backdated. Your credit file will reflect that your Debt Agreement remains “not finalised” until the default is cleared after seven years. Your creditors can apply to make you bankrupt through court.
If the salesperson provided you with the right forms, you can cancel the sale by signing the form titled "notice of cancellation," dating it, and mailing it back to the salesperson. To obtain a full refund, you must do this before midnight of the third business day after the sale.