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That clause seems like the kind of thing a judge would immediately throw out the window when it conflicts with tenancy laws.
by crooked-v 7y ago
That clause seems like the kind of thing a judge would immediately throw out the window when it conflicts with tenancy laws.
- nexuist 7y agoThis is a state university for what it's worth. I doubt they haven't already run it by lawyers.
- dayofthedaleks 7y agoU of Dayton is a private, catholic university.
- kylebenzle 7y agoThe guy you are replying to was talking about "his" school.
- kamarg 7y agoMany contracts that have illegal/unenforceable clauses have been run by lawyers...
- kwhitefoot 7y ago> Many contracts that have illegal/unenforceable clauses have been run by lawyers... Many contracts that have illegal/unenforceable clauses have them because they have been been run by lawyers. They know perfectly well that most ordinary people are in no position to tell whether or not a clause is enforceable. My landlady when I was at uni (74-77) tried it on me not realizing that my girlfriend was studying land law and contract law at the time.
- anotherman554 7y agoOnly if the tenancy laws don't have an exception for college dorms.
- HarryHirsch 7y agoThat assumes that the judge isn't crooked. Judges are locally elected, and they may not wish to go against the largest employer/donor in town.