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If you are signing a contract, why don't you have the right to know? If I tried to defend the fact that I never specified paying in US currency in some contrac
by Lawtonfogle 11y ago
If you are signing a contract, why don't you have the right to know? If I tried to defend the fact that I never specified paying in US currency in some contract and instead used what ever the new hyper-inflated currency is, a judge would kick me out of the court room. Only if it was explicitly stated would a judge uphold such a contract.
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- sokoloff 11y agoYou don't have a right to know, because you weren't born with the right and nothing grants you that right. Your option, if you don't like not being given the information you request, is to not sign the contract.
- olefoo 11y agoThis is a case where you have the right if you insist on it. Your BATNA is to walk away from a deal where the counterparty refuses to give you the information needed to make a rational decision.