3 ms·
If you're coerced into signing a contract, you can always breach it later and when sued for breach of contract bring up evidence of coercion. Courts will not en
by magicsmoke 6y ago
If you're coerced into signing a contract, you can always breach it later and when sued for breach of contract bring up evidence of coercion. Courts will not enforce contracts signed under coercion.
At the end of the day, a contract is just a piece of paper and your signature is just some ink. Contracts only have power if courts enforce them. (At least for private entities. International law and sovereign entities are a whole other ballgame)
- jacquesm 6y agoProving coercion or lack thereof is hard. If it wasn't everybody and their brother would weasel out of contracts unfavorable to them. Well, not everybody, but still, plenty of people would.