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For a contract to be valid some form of consideration (payment) is required, and it must be accepted by some action. You can't just issue contracts unilaterally
by Evbn 14y ago
For a contract to be valid some form of consideration (payment) is required, and it must be accepted by some action. You can't just issue contracts unilaterally.
The legal version of your approach, which people do all the time, is to modify a contract before you agree to it.
For example, print the EULA, modify it, and mail it back with a check that they have to cash to accept.
- JoeAltmaier 14y agoNot to beat a dead horse, but the common trick of including the EULA in the product is non-enforceable,right? The company's terms are void. Something about 'last shot fired' contracts and the Uniform Commercial Code.