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> The court will assume that no reasonable person would agree to a contract without reading the contents and consulting with a lawyer That's what I always do w
by smsm42 6y ago
> The court will assume that no reasonable person would agree to a contract without reading the contents and consulting with a lawyer
That's what I always do when I go to the grocery store to buy eggs and to Office Depot to buy printer ink. I call my lawyer and say "It's that time again, I have to buy some printer paper, ink, carrots, eggs and cheese, so that's five contracts for you to read and verify, we should be done in less than a day!". With very reasonable price of $400 per hour, I don't even have to ask what the actual items cost, compared to the expense for the contact reading it's peanuts anyway. Oh, btw, need to call the lawyer about the contract for peanuts, I'm almost out!
- CobrastanJorji 6y agoYes, that'd be ridiculous, and that's why my grocery store does not require me to sign any agreements when I buy produce.