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That's not true in any way. Verbal contracts are harder to enforce, but enforceable they are. And if you say something that both parties agree on in good faith,

That's not true in any way. Verbal contracts are harder to enforce, but enforceable they are. And if you say something that both parties agree on in good faith, you can't just back out of it! That's not the ways things work, and it's not even how they are meant to work.

Cozumel 10y ago
There's no such thing as a 'verbal contract'.
- tptacek 10y ago
  In the sense that all contracts are "verbal", sure. In the sense that oral contracts aren't enforceable, false.
  - chris_wot 10y ago
    "Verbal" as in the adjective, "expressed in spoken words". In essence a synonym for "oral contract".
- chris_wot 10y ago
  I'm rather afraid there is.