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They need to accept the changes, if any. The lack of a place for them to sign is proof that they intended for it to be signed as-is, or not at all. Contracts
by wccrawford 15y ago
They need to accept the changes, if any. The lack of a place for them to sign is proof that they intended for it to be signed as-is, or not at all.
Contracts aren't valid unless both parties have accepted them. The doctor's office can't accept a contract they haven't read yet, and any changes to a contract make it a new contract.
- Tyrannosaurs 15y agoIf they go ahead and treat him and their policy is only to treat patients who've signed it that's likely to be acceptance by action.
- wccrawford 15y agoThat's true. But either way, they didn't get permission to use the data for marketing. And that's what that slip is really about.