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Just because the fine-print of a TOS or agreement says one thing about liability does not always make the terms enforceable. Many consumer protection laws are
by aeternum 7y ago
Just because the fine-print of a TOS or agreement says one thing about liability does not always make the terms enforceable. Many consumer protection laws are written to address the one-sided nature of agreements like this as the consumer typically cannot negotiate like they can with a normal contract.
- finnthehuman 7y agoIt looks like he bought boothspace. I doubt that whatever laws exist about contracts of adhesion apply to that kind of business agreement.
- qtplatypus 7y agoforce majeure clauses have been long held to be enforceable.
- weka 7y agoA big case in point. > The winner sued the New Hampshire Lottery last month under the name of Jane Doe, in a bid to collect the winnings through a trust to protect her anonymity. Just because it's in writing -- it doesn't mean it's always enforceable. https://money.cnn.com/2018/03/12/news/powerball-winner-anonymous/index.html https://money.cnn.com/2018/03/12/news/powerball-winner-anony...