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In theory you only end up in court if parties don't agree on the intent of the contract, not when they just change their mind about the contract. If one party
by everfree 6y ago
In theory you only end up in court if parties don't agree on the intent of the contract, not when they just change their mind about the contract.
If one party no longer likes what they agreed to, yet the contract is clear and unambiguous, then a demand letter and/or a settlement often keeps the issue out of court.