Re:One Google Staffer Fired, Two Others Put on Leave Amid Te...
by jacques_chester on Wednesday November 13, 2019 @02:54PM
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Quite.
I'm generally of the view that knowingly adding unenforceable provisions to a contract should be a crime and/or professional malpractice worthy of being disbarred. It's obtaining advantage through unconscionable deception. Or, less fancily: fraud.
Entirely too much of this kind of thing is allowed to slide by legislatures.
I'm generally of the view that knowingly adding unenforceable provisions to a contract should be a crime and/or professional malpractice worthy of being disbarred. It's obtaining advantage through unconscionable deception. Or, less fancily: fraud.
Entirely too much of this kind of thing is allowed to slide by legislatures.