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Contracts can only stipulate things that are legal. If a term is illegal it is considered void. Courts tend to look unfavourably at unfair terms in one-way cont
by gdfasfklshg4 8y ago
Contracts can only stipulate things that are legal. If a term is illegal it is considered void. Courts tend to look unfavourably at unfair terms in one-way contracts which the other party had no opportunity to negotiate. I think that it is unlikely that a contract on the back of a ticket can override default legal treatment.
I would definitely hire an appropriate lawyer if I wanted to understand the legality of something like this in a given jurisdiction!
- gammateam 8y ago> Contracts can only stipulate things that are legal Such as overriding default treatment > Courts tend to look unfavouravly at.. Common practices can successfully shield liability and go unchallenged for a hundred years. A lot of incorporation strategy and contract law is based around deterrents and cost prohibitiveness of testing them, with a bit of thought into how actual litigation would wind up.
- gdfasfklshg4 8y agoGood points. I would also assume that a major artist and the venues they perform at would have hired some serious lawyers and have a fairly strong idea that what they are doing is legally sound. Really the only thing to do if you are curious is to find a good lawyer and get some real advice.