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I'm aware, but my point is that if your landlord or employer wants to make your life difficult, there's a good chance you're violating those contracts in some m
by chimeracoder 14y ago
I'm aware, but my point is that if your landlord or employer wants to make your life difficult, there's a good chance you're violating those contracts in some minor-but-enforceable way already.
- seanmcdirmid 14y agoNo no no. They can put things in the contract, but just because you sign it doesn't mean the clauses are enforceable, many of them are illegal/unenforceable. If it comes to judge (which it almost never does for consumers), you have lots of rights and the judge is fair/unbiased and not in the pocket of your adversary. Disclaimer IANAL. In China, if someone wants you out of your apartment, they can have you out almost overnight. Can you imagine how stressful a midnight move is?