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But there should be a way to write a "letter of the law" agreement, too, where people can actually rely on the rules. There should exist a sufficiently strong d
by dogecoinbase 10y ago
But there should be a way to write a "letter of the law" agreement, too, where people can actually rely on the rules. There should exist a sufficiently strong disclaimer that anyone agreeing to it will get summarily rejected from a court saying "you should have known better". There should exist agreements where someone giving their word is ironclad and irreversible.
These would be great to make people sign at gunpoint!