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From: (no name) (no email)
Date: Thu Nov 02 2006 - 14:16:11 EST
Dan is right, only a lawyer can be held to a contract. Presumably, the rest
of us aren't able to sign our rights away. Back in my earlier life, we were
doing a team building thing in Vermont. Aetna wanted us to sign a waiver
releasing them of all liability. My friend was a contracts attorney and she
said if she signed it, it would stick, but the rest of could go ahead and
sign it without worry. A hidden value of being a lay person!
Regards....
Phil Rosch
Old Harbor Consulting
M/V "Curmudgeon" MT44 TC
Currently lying Bond Creek, NC
Be careful here Dan could be right in some circumstances but it is far far
from a guaranty. It depends an awful lot on Who What When and Where. I have been
down this road a number of times and I have seen lots of ordinary people sign
some pretty one sided contracts that were found to be legal and enforceable
in court. A better policy would be to always assume you will be held to what
you agree to in writing.
Brian Palmetto FL
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