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even 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 pu
by flipbrad 16y ago
even 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