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People change; perhaps they had previously discovered terms in which monetization would be agreeable. Then when that monetization happened, the other party had
by nickspacek 8y ago
People change; perhaps they had previously discovered terms in which monetization would be agreeable. Then when that monetization happened, the other party had a change of heart and no longer consented. If done in bad faith I could see that annoying someone.
- kbenson 8y ago> perhaps they had previously discovered terms in which monetization would be agreeable. If that was the case, I doubt it would have been explicitly and legally formalized in the contract as disallowed without a payout. If two parties decide that a clause of a contract doesn't need to be enforced, you rewrite the contract. Anything else is just stupid, as it allows the person likely to gain to say "well, I didn't really mean that...". If you've formalized something in a legally binding contract, be prepared to follow through on it. Full stop.