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IANAL but "misrepresentating" has a specific meaning in law so that to do so would render a contract void. I do not "expect the other party to try to get as mu
by crc32 16y ago
IANAL but "misrepresentating" has a specific meaning in law so that to do so would render a contract void.
I do not "expect the other party to try to get as much from them as possible", I just expect that should one party fulfill the obligations of the contract, that the other party fulfills theirs.
The point of having a contract is that I can do business without invoking any kind of ethics or morality based on a background I presume to share with another party, or my own personal definition of "misrepresentation".
Or at least, I can advise the other party of my definitions and expectations in advance of them entering into the contract of their own free will.