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So you're asking what if a customer signs a contract with hidden fatally exploitable flaws, but that is the reason why they signed it? It's a nonsensical scenar
by abalone 10y ago
So you're asking what if a customer signs a contract with hidden fatally exploitable flaws, but that is the reason why they signed it? It's a nonsensical scenario. The general investor population does not intend to enter into such contracts, and that is who contract law seeks to protect.
- Natanael_L 10y agoBut what if they market only to those who do?
- tamana 10y agoWhat if I walk into an "all you can eat" buffet and I have a digestive disorder that enables me to eat hundreds of pounds of foods in one hour? Am I liable for taking too much food?