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AFAICT That kind of agreement should be void for being one sided; not sure if it has ever been tested in court however.
by squarefoot 6y ago
AFAICT That kind of agreement should be void for being one sided; not sure if it has ever been tested in court however.
- nitrogen 6y agoIIRC binding arbitration has been upheld by courts in the US.
- colejohnson66 6y agoThe supposed reasoning being: it’s in the contract that you willingly agreed to. You could’ve not paid for and installed Windows, but you did, then agreed to the EULA. So you’re out of luck. It’s a perversion if what a contract is supposed to be: negotiable, but it’s what it is right now.