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By definition contracts are legally-enforceable, hence they are typically upheld by judges.
by genwin 14y ago
By definition contracts are legally-enforceable, hence they are typically upheld by judges.
- prof_hobart 14y agoUnless they have unfair contract terms, or are accepted under duress, or don't make terms/changes visible enough (e.g a tiny wording change written in 8 point in the middle of a 20 page contract may be unenforceable) etc - at least in the UK.