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Old Yesterday, 06:21 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by John F View Post
The contract can't have those restrictions if it is against the to have those restrictions?

I would guess that laws supersede contract law? If the law states slavery is illegal , and a contract says your first born will become the property of some one, that would be illegal?

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But you also can't change the EXISTING contract retroactively just by passing a law. The law may only be grounds for renegotiation of the remaining period (NAL here).
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