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Both parties have to understand a contract for it to agreed upon. For example those massive T&C that go with a website sign-up largely mean nothing if the compa
by Gustomaximus 11y ago
Both parties have to understand a contract for it to agreed upon. For example those massive T&C that go with a website sign-up largely mean nothing if the company hasn't ensured you read and understood them.
- DannyBee 11y agoThis is an interesting, but completely incorrect view :) "However, the awareness of a legal obligation is established, not through each party's subjective understanding of the terms, but on "objective indicators," based on what each party said and did" Your T&C examples are adhesion contracts, subject to a different set of rules. Here, you have an opportunity to bargain like any other party.