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That's actually exactly what happens in a few of the cases mentioned. In fact, in one of them, the courts chose not to fix the error because it would set a dang
by tomcatfish 9y ago
That's actually exactly what happens in a few of the cases mentioned. In fact, in one of them, the courts chose not to fix the error because it would set a dangerous precedent (which is what you are saying would never happen).
- twblalock 9y agoI never said that everyone who goes to court would get what they want, or that the courts would throw out such contracts 100% of the time.