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Journal Article
Taking notice seriously: information delivery and consumer contract formation
2016
Overview
Courts in the United States are finding that recipients can be bound by fine-print terms (boilerplate) if they had notice of them. Without directly confronting the overarching normative question whether notice can cause contractual obligation, this Article takes notice seriously by focusing on how psychological characteristics of “HUMANs” suggest rethinking of when effective notice is (or is not) likely to occur.
Publisher
De Gruyter,Walter De Gruyter & Company
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