The Law Professors’ Handbook · Contract law · Lecture 2
Classroom board: Terms, notice and the click: what a user agrees to
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Contract law · Lecture 2 · Classroom board
Terms, notice and the click: what a user agrees to
By the end of this lecture you can:
- say when a person is bound by terms they did not read: signature, reasonable notice, course of dealing;
- explain why onerous or unusual terms need more notice, and apply that to a screen;
- keep incorporation and fairness apart;
- audit an AI’s summary of terms for what it softens or leaves out.
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