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The mere existence of a contract is not evidence of its legality/enforceability.
by FreakLegion 15y ago
The mere existence of a contract is not evidence of its legality/enforceability.
- hack_edu 15y agoBut someone's got to stick their neck (and wallet, if only temporarily) out to challenge these.
- blantonl 15y agoUnless you are someone who cannot afford the legal fees that would allow you to challenge said legality/enforceability. Which is pretty much anyone.
- Lukeas14 15y agoA $2500 case would go to small claims court in most US states where legal fees are not as much of an issue.
- kls 15y agoIt's much bigger than a $2500 case any lawyer worth his salt is going to argue that the seller has suffered irreversible damage to his brand as a seller.
- FreakLegion 15y agoIn California, the small claims court fee for this case would be $50, and lawyers are barred from representing either party.