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There is an element, too, of the lady protesting too much here: why would you enter a contract if you thought part of it might be illegal? What kind of operation are you running? | There is an element, too, of the lady protesting too much here: why would you enter a contract if you thought part of it might be illegal? What kind of operation are you running? | ||
If the choice is between blindly allocating unforeseeable losses at the start of the relationship with a [[severability]] clause, and hoping the parties can be adult enough to come together in good faith to sort out a compromise as and when the unforeseeable becomes a reality later — trusting each other, in other words, to [[Be a good egg|be good eggs]] and [[Non mentula esse|not dicks]] — then the [[JC | If the choice is between blindly allocating unforeseeable losses at the start of the relationship with a [[severability]] clause, and hoping the parties can be adult enough to come together in good faith to sort out a compromise as and when the unforeseeable becomes a reality later — trusting each other, in other words, to [[Be a good egg|be good eggs]] and [[Non mentula esse|not dicks]] — then the [[JC]] knows where he’d rather be, and who he would rather be trading with. | ||
{{sa}} | {{sa}} | ||
*[[Illegality]] | *[[Illegality]] | ||
*[[Bonum ovum esse]] | *[[Bonum ovum esse]] | ||