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IANAL but isn't it explicitly not a contract; he doesn't have to sign or agree to anything. With the "Acceptance of this present", doesn't that make it more equ
by misnome 14y ago
IANAL but isn't it explicitly not a contract; he doesn't have to sign or agree to anything. With the "Acceptance of this present", doesn't that make it more equivalent of a EULA stuck at the bottom of this page?
Or, since it sounds like he got given it first, it's the equivalent of putting an EULA inside the box of something that says "By opening this box you agreed to the following contract:".
- grecy 14y agoBeing that we're talking about a legal minor, and their legal guardian, who has complete legal control over them, then what you say makes no sense.
- jdechko 14y agoOf course, since he's a minor, he couldn't sign a legal contract anyway. He'd have to have a guardian sign the contract for him (dad, maybe?). Anyway, dictionary.com says "an agreement between two or more parties for the doing or not doing of something specified."