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By both sides?

• ruined 7mo ago
  worth a shot
• jrflowers 7mo ago
  Reminds me of the guy that rewrote the terms of his credit card application and succeeded https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/read-the-small-print-credit-card-user-sets-his-own-limit-then-sues-bank-for-closing-account-8753602.html https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/read-the-sma...
  • 2Gkashmiri 7mo ago
    Now this is a case that's something I can get behind and fight for.
  • dwedge 7mo ago
    On a much smaller scale I did the same thing with a consulting contract. They sent it me and said to full in my own job description and "check the contract". The laziness annoyed me, so I altered the payment terms from 30 days to 7. Every month they paid after around 15 days and I let it go, but one month they hadn't paid after 31 days and I sent them an invoice for late payment for every single invoice to that date (only 4 or 5). I didn't think they'd pay it but they did
  • Izkata 7mo ago
    > Not content with winning his day in court, Mr Argarkov is now taking matters further and trying to sue Tinkoff Credit Systems for 24 million rubles (£470,000) over its failure to honour the contract he created. For its part, the bank is counter-suing Mr Argakov for alleged fraud. > [..] > The court is set to review Mr Argakov’s case next month. Followup a few days later, they both withdrew their claims: https://www.themoscowtimes.com/2013/08/14/man-who-outwitted-bank-ends-700k-lawsuit-a26770 https://www.themoscowtimes.com/2013/08/14/man-who-outwitted-...
• PunchyHamster 7mo ago
  Of course not