That would defeat the purpose, since it's usually not possible to go against EULA's or TOS. If you're forced to sign a contract the contract is void, but when a

That would defeat the purpose, since it's usually not possible to go against EULA's or TOS. If you're forced to sign a contract the contract is void, but when a specific line in a contract (or similar) is not correct according to law, not the entire contract is void, just the lines which are wrong. One can never be forced to sign a contract. F.I, in the Netherlands it's often stated in rent agreements that pets are not allowed, but this is not permitted to be in the contract by a judge, since such statements are too generic and restrictive.