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Originally Posted by Agent 488
i hate people who make deceitful contracts.
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Depends on what you think is deceitful. My rental agreement has many clauses in it to protect me and my property. There are a couple to protect the tenet too but they are the minority. Tenets already have way to many laws that protect them and can be used to fuck landlords. I do have an Initial here line with every paragraph/rule/term. I also even go over it verbally with them and tell them, plus have in writing to take it to a lawyer before signing it.
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Originally Posted by Doctor Feelgood
i hate people that read contracts when theres two other people in line behind him
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I will leave the line with it if they allow me. If they will not, oh well you will hate me.
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Originally Posted by Arnox
I'm sure everyone reads the T&C whenever they install something.
Contracts are for faggots.
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Yes I do.
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Originally Posted by Due
Most contracts doesnt hold up in court anyway since they try and inflate them to 20 pages to hide their actual point and end up with contradicting statements in the contract making it worthless. Next there's the word fucking and the actual meaning of it in the legal sense.
After that there's the costs for actually enforcing the contract.
Biggest trap I've seen in the past would probably be "making an effort to solve it" and "making his best effort to solve it" and stupid shit like that
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Just make damn sure you have that covered as well. Have a lawyer review it, plus make it so if any term, phrase, item, etc. is not legally enforceable only that clause etc. is thrown out.
Also have it written by another party, like an attorney and then have another attorney review it. Even if the first attorney uses your concept, clauses, etc. That way it is a 3rd party contract, legally. You end up much safer and vague shit dies not automatic