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I like that strategy but what’s stopping them from saying they get your car or something really outrageous?

• __s 3y ago
  It wouldn't hold up in court. Just because you agree to a contract doesn't mean it's legally binding
  • bilsbie 3y ago
    Where’s the limit though? What decides wha they can put in there and what they can’t?
    • rolph 3y ago
      in my neck of the woods, a contract cant contravene the law, any such thing is invalid upon creation.
    • smsm42 3y ago
      In common law jurisdictions it'd likely be the courts setting the limits, using judgement and precedent to set what is reasonable and what is not in the contract. If they put there that they get your car, and come to collect, you tell them to take a hike, they can sue and likely lose because a judge would say it's unreasonable, and they'll be on hook for court costs. In the borderline cases, may still be worth it for them, but pushing it too far is just losing money.