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If John Doe, who is currently a bartender, wants to concede to Warner his appearance in perpetuity in exchange for $1000, that's his business. Aside from the w
by Goronmon 3y ago
If John Doe, who is currently a bartender, wants to concede to Warner his appearance in perpetuity in exchange for $1000, that's his business.
Aside from the whole question of consent to the "in perpetuity" side of the issue, the law does actually care about fairness when it comes to contracts.