Discussion | Escaping Contract: Varieties of User Push-Back Against Onerous Terms
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Channel: Stanford Law School · 2012 · Education
On April 24th Stanford Law School welcomed Margaret Jane Radin from the University of Michigan Law School to discuss "Escaping Contract: Varieties of User Push-Back Against Onerous Terms." Radin discussed the standardized terms (often called boilerplate) that are attached in various ways to many products and services, which she claimed should not be governed by the law of contract when they do not reflect the indicia of contractual ordering.
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