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Contracts don't require signatures. Verbal contracts are enforceable outside of certain odd cases (for instance buying a house). They mainly get signatures to e
by Guvante 13y ago
Contracts don't require signatures. Verbal contracts are enforceable outside of certain odd cases (for instance buying a house). They mainly get signatures to exactly qualify what was agreed and to make sure you don't claim you didn't agree.
I am not sure if this would fall under rental law, which I would assume requires a signature.
- fnayr 13y agoBut he/she never specified they verbally agreed. In fact it seems that he/she made it pretty clear to the lesser that they didn't know if they agreed.
- scarecrowbob 13y agoPayment in this case constitutes agreement.
- jeltz 13y agoAgreement to hire, yes. But agreement to anything which might be in the contract not necessarily. This is beyond my legal knowledge.
- Guvante 13y agoIf he had not read the agreement it would be difficult to hold him to it, however once he had read it continued payments are him affirming the contents of the contract. Now whether it is worth the effort to fight his logic is another matter entirely.