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Posted On: 01/27/2020 11:28:18 PM
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Not helpful is one thing, potentially erroneous is another.
Unless you have read the contract, which none of us have, you don't know if it has to be a material breach in order to rescind the contract. You just don't. None of us do. We have not read it.
First year law school teaches you to not opine until you have the facts at your disposal, which we do not, otherwise, one is just being potentially reckless in giving legal advice. A little bit of knowledge can be a dangerous thing and on this board, we try to not be dangerous if we can help it.
What do you think think the difference is between "drawing" a contract and "drafting" a contract is? You seemed to say in your last sentence that they are two different things.
Unless you have read the contract, which none of us have, you don't know if it has to be a material breach in order to rescind the contract. You just don't. None of us do. We have not read it.
First year law school teaches you to not opine until you have the facts at your disposal, which we do not, otherwise, one is just being potentially reckless in giving legal advice. A little bit of knowledge can be a dangerous thing and on this board, we try to not be dangerous if we can help it.
What do you think think the difference is between "drawing" a contract and "drafting" a contract is? You seemed to say in your last sentence that they are two different things.
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