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From your link: > However, if you put up with the change without > protesting, there is a good chance that you will > be viewed as having implicitly accepted t
by desas 11y ago
From your link:
> However, if you put up with the change without
> protesting, there is a good chance that you will
> be viewed as having implicitly accepted the change,
> losing your right to object to it.
I'd be surprised if the US hasn't inherited implied contracts via common law.
- solve 11y agoNo, don't quote out of context. That's ONLY if you already previously signed a contract with them, and that original contract specifically allowed them to make future updates without your permission.
- learnstats2 11y agoWith respect, you are wrong. It's not automatic that a contract is implied, but a contract COULD be implied by action and conduct. Specific examples where the unsigned contract has been upheld in court: http://www.jordanssolicitors.co.uk/resource/warning-unsigned-contracts-are-binding/ http://www.jordanssolicitors.co.uk/resource/warning-unsigned... http://www.citation.co.uk/news/is-an-unsigned-contract-enforceable http://www.citation.co.uk/news/is-an-unsigned-contract-enfor...