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I'm sure contracts can be written in plain English instead of standard legal terminology. It'll work exactly analogously to programming a computer in plain Engl
by JonChesterfield 4y ago
I'm sure contracts can be written in plain English instead of standard legal terminology. It'll work exactly analogously to programming a computer in plain English instead of in standard programming terminology.
An ambiguous contract is very like an ambiguous program. Nice when it goes your way, expensive to rely on.
- kemitchell 4y agoJudges aren't binary computers. They're people. It's people all the way down. On the other hand, there's no halting problem. Get on the docket, get a result. Even if the result is "No standing. Go away."