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Anything is technically a contract when signed by both parties... right?
by veb 16y ago
Anything is technically a contract when signed by both parties... right?
- eli 16y agoSometimes it doesn't even need to be signed or written down.
- flipbrad 16y agoeven if you didn't read it, in the UK at least (L'estrange v Graucob, IIRC). Mind you, EU law (and hence, UK law) might strike out some terms as unfair. And public policy is also grounds for certain (extreme) contracts to be outlawed - for slavery, for example.
- rmc 16y agoIn some areas "public good" can override things aswell
- philwelch 16y agoIllegal contracts are not contracts. For instance, contract murder is murder, but not a legally binding contract.