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By Tim Ferguson

Published: Wednesday 20 February 2008


Name

Roger Huffadine


Location

Worcester UK


Occupation

Grumpy Old Git


Comment

Simple - if the jargon is not clearly explained in the contract definitions - so that "the man on the Clapham omnibus" can understand - then it becomes an "Unfair Contract" and only those parts that are clear and understandable have any force.
Further - in order for the clearly understood clauses to remain valid the contract would need to contain the 'boilerplate' clause "if any clause of this contract is deemed unenforceable then the remaining clauses continue to form a part of the contract"



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