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You're right jowever I sign that conract in good faith and conscious of the consequences. I do not want to break it just for some ethereal good-will.
by pfortuny 14y ago
You're right jowever I sign that conract in good faith and conscious of the consequences. I do not want to break it just for some ethereal good-will.
- pfortuny 14y agoSorry for the big-thumbed post... On the other hand, contracts define a 'law' (between the parts: something which forces someone to act/not act in a specified way), they are the basis of civil relations (not civic, civil). The fact that the other part can do something about it does not mean that I have the right to break it at will.
- waqf 14y agoI believe your contract is unjust. While I can't speak for you personally, I believe many people sign such contracts without regard to their justness, because they don't have market power to renegotiate the contract. And I believe that under such circumstances it's not unethical to "renegotiate" the contract by infringing it and seeing what happens.