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Contracts are invalidated all the time. If they do that and if they get hold of the individual (or their assets) the court can force compliance in the usual wa
by arlcode 4y ago
Contracts are invalidated all the time.
If they do that and if they get hold of the individual (or their assets) the court can force compliance in the usual ways.
"I can't access it and never will be able to" is not a believable excuse unless you can prove it.
- lottin 4y agoA "smart contract" isn't a contract in any sense of the word, so I'm not sure what you're trying to argue here.