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> For example, the vast majority of leases are templates, and almost all include unenforceable terms. One way to avoid this is to pass legislation making the e
by burtonator 7y ago
> For example, the vast majority of leases are templates, and almost all include unenforceable terms.
One way to avoid this is to pass legislation making the entire contract void if there are unenforceable terms.
You can just sue for the specific term and if the judge agrees then the entire contract is null.
This would stop lawyers from sticking them in there...
- krapht 7y agoThat sounds terrible. The law isn't cut and dry like that: it's interpreted by judges, who are legal experts. You're basically making contracts extremely risky to use for their intended purpose, or at least any contract that isn't a cookie cutter agreement for a well-investigated issue.
- the_watcher 7y agoThis also puts a huge burden on small businesses and individuals.