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It's not a valid contract if you haven't had the opportunity to read it. A waiver without legal power though? Well, it never meant anything to begin with.
by TazeTSchnitzel 7y ago
It's not a valid contract if you haven't had the opportunity to read it. A waiver without legal power though? Well, it never meant anything to begin with.
- URSpider94 7y agoYour signature on the contract will say otherwise. If you say you didn’t have time to read it, the judge is going to ask why you signed it. Taken another way, this can’t work because otherwise everyone would just sign every contract without reading it and then get out of it later by saying they didn’t read it. Right?
- FeepingCreature 7y agoIf it worked that way, the people writing the contract would make you read it. And that would be a better world.