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    #32
    foggy_lad
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    penexpers wrote: »
    I don't think you have to sign anything for a contract to be enforceable. After all, you don't sign a contract every time you walk into a shop and buy a pint of milk.

    when you buy a pint of milk in a shop you are not expected to buy one every month for 12 months.

    i learned in school years ago that a contract requires a signiture or the witnessed mark of the purchaser to be valid regardless of other conditions and did not thinkn this had changed?


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    #33
    chrislad
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    *goes to explain to the brick wall, as it would grasp things better*


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    #34
    parsi
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    foggy_lad wrote: »
    i learned in school years ago that a contract requires a signiture or the witnessed mark of the purchaser to be valid regardless of other conditions and did not thinkn this had changed?

    See that changed when modern life came along and we all wanted to be able to buy on the net without having to wait for Mr Amazon to send us a contract etc and it was decided that starting to use a service would constitute accepting the terms - on the basis that you had to actively purchase/obtain the item requied to access the service


    (or summat like that - I may be totally wrong but then this is boards..)


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    #35
    Sponge Bob
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    Getouts are bank account info utilisation .....and not using TTP verification .

    Signatures are sooo like very 1970's kearnsr

    Those T&Cs are illegal too lads , they cannot stand over them in their entirety :D


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    Sangre
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    parsi wrote: »
    See that changed when modern life came along and we all wanted to be able to buy on the net without having to wait for Mr Amazon to send us a contract etc and it was decided that starting to use a service would constitute accepting the terms - on the basis that you had to actively purchase/obtain the item requied to access the service


    (or summat like that - I may be totally wrong but then this is boards..)
    We've long had verbal contracts and contracts by course of dealings, a necessity in commercial life. You've never had to have a contract for it be be a contract. All you require is consideration, offer, acceptance and intention to create legal relations.


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