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> No contract is allowed to take away what the law gives you. That's incorrect. In fact this is exactly what all contracts do.
by School-Cotton 4mo ago
> No contract is allowed to take away what the law gives you.
That's incorrect. In fact this is exactly what all contracts do.
- zdp7 4mo agoPretty sure you are mistaken. Look up public policy violations. Typically you can't negotiate away rights
- close04 4mo agoAll contracts take away rights that the law explicitly guarantees you? Such confidence. Sometimes talking to an LLM is an improvement...
- School-Cotton 4mo agoOf course. For example, the law guarantees that I don't have to perform labor for someone else if I don't want to. An employment contract obligates me to. Similarly, it's entirely possible to enter into a contract limiting your freedom of speech. The entire point of a contract is to promise to do, or not to do, something that you could have freely chosen to do or not to do under the law without any contract.