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by JumpCrisscross 959 days ago
> If one side of the agreement doesn't live up to the agreement then the agreement is null and void

This isn’t true for any agreement not drafted with macaroni and crayons [1].

Trivial example: you not paying your rent per contract doesn’t nullify your lease.

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Severability

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If a company makes you sign a binding arbitration clause and then refuses to participate in binding arbitration, then you can probably sue them for breach of contract.