Contract Clause Enforceability Challenge

Summary

In England, contract terms must be communicated and agreed upon to be enforceable. If terms were not provided or accessible, you may challenge their enforceability. Consider seeking legal advice to explore your options for leaving the agreement.

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No never they were never mentioned
It seems you might have a valid point to contest the enforceability of that clause. In England, for contractual terms to be binding, they generally need to be clearly communicated and agreed upon by both parties. If you were never informed about how to access the terms, you may have grounds to challenge it. It could be beneficial to seek legal advice to explore your options further. What specific outcome are you hoping to achieve by challenging this clause?
I want to leave the agreement. There are other clauses in my favour that give me leverage
If you're looking to leave the agreement and believe you have leverage due to other favorable clauses, it would be wise to:
- Review the contract thoroughly to identify any exit clauses or conditions.
- Consider sending a formal notice of termination or intent to challenge the contract.
- Consult with a legal professional to strategize your next steps.
Would you like assistance in finding a local lawyer to help with your case?
My lawyer seems to think that purely because the contract points to the fact the terms are on the platform, that that is sufficient
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It seems like you have a potentially strong case to challenge the enforceability of the contract terms. In England, clear communication and agreement on terms are crucial for enforceability. Since your lawyer thinks otherwise, it might be beneficial to seek a second opinion. Would you like assistance in finding a local lawyer to help with your case?