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I see no paradox. Their legal funds are larger than yours, so they can do whatever they want.
by Florin_Andrei 15y ago
I see no paradox. Their legal funds are larger than yours, so they can do whatever they want.
- CaptainZapp 15y agoUh no; they can't. Or more precisely: It probably very much depends on the jurisdiction (or country). The absolute fundamental basis of contract law (at least around here, but I strongly suspect this to be a more or less universal concept) is that a contract is negotiated in good faith from both parties. I'd wager (and no IANAL) that a bait and switch scheme (and it's exactly that when a contract is suddenly unilaterally changed on the whim of one party) is fundamentally contradictory to this very concept and thus invalid. Sure: They try it anyway, but I would be very, very surprised if such a scam is upheld by a court.