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Exactly, no contract can override legislation which is applicable to contract jurisdiction. Environmental pollution and human poisoning are hardly allowed on c
by juskrey 6y ago
Exactly, no contract can override legislation which is applicable to contract jurisdiction.
Environmental pollution and human poisoning are hardly allowed on consent basis.
- ericbarrett 6y agoYou are still on the back foot as a plaintiff facing this kind of clause, because before the lawsuit begins the defendent will move to force litigation, and you'll have to fight this battle (at $300/hour) before the lawsuit itself even gets started.
- juskrey 6y agoYeah, so basically that sly clause in contract makes no difference, the problem is you have to go that path yourself, wasting your time, or pay the lawyer, wasting money upfront. Pretty much how it works in any part of the world, unless you're jumping into train started by someone else