[vaudine]

The secret is relying on each others word. So many companies have such long wordy contracts that the average person goes cross eyed and glazed trying to read and end up relying on exactly what you say must be in effect--relying on the other's word. Or they must have a lawyer to read everything they sign.

Therefore, there are MANY unreasonable conditions set out in many contracts that are CHANGED from what has been SAID by only one word or small phrase. So although you may think caveat emptor always applies, as a matter of simple fact, it cannot always.

To say an unwary person must comply with the unreasonable because they signed on the dotted line is to give all the breaks to unscrupulous business people.

vaudine

[fwdude]

To say an unwary person must comply with the unreasonable because they signed on the dotted line is to give all the breaks to unscrupulous business people.

Then that is an open license to invalidate any contract. Do we want that?