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> How would you prove that? You don't. Once you sign a written contract, the presumption is that there was a successful meeting of the minds between the partie
by pdonis 4y ago
> How would you prove that?
You don't. Once you sign a written contract, the presumption is that there was a successful meeting of the minds between the parties. If you later want to claim that you didn't have a meeting of the minds with the other party, the burden of proof is on you to show that. The other party does not have to prove that you did understand the contract.
- AstralStorm 4y agoThe problem is that many of the contacts are shrink wrapped - there's no way for you to modify the contract and rejection outright is not free.