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Contracts regularly restrict the rights of the parties. For example, a NDA restricts your right to free speech. Should this right be different? Maybe, but there
by zeroonetwothree 3y ago
Contracts regularly restrict the rights of the parties. For example, a NDA restricts your right to free speech. Should this right be different? Maybe, but there’s trade offs to everything.
Ultimately I’d rather take the position that if you don’t like the terms of a contract you are free to not agree to it.
- antiterra 3y agoLaws regularly restrict the power of contracts as well. For example, you cannot contractually give up your right to reclaim a non-work-for-hire copyright at 35 years until some period of time near that duration.