Ira Abramov wrote:
Quoting Shachar Shemesh, from the post of Wed, 10 Nov:
I'm sorry, the case I know is exactly the reverse. The person did click
the EULA, and the judge said that "if it looks like a sell, money
exchanges hands as if it's a sell, it's stocked like merchandise, then
it's a sell, not a contract". It appears that, at the very least, the
case is not as open and shut as you make it sound.
like I said, IANAL, but a sell IS a contract by the Israeli law, and
based on that I'd assume it's the same in most of the western world.
IANAL at all but a sell must be a special case of a contract: the
*buyer* doesn't sign anything, so he can't be bound by anything except
transferring his money, which he immediately does. Any other obligation
in the contract can only come from common practice or
consumer-protection law. AFAIK, Israel doesn't yet have any
seller-protection laws (ones that places obligations on the buyer).
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