this post was submitted on 09 Jul 2023
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Uhh, there are definitely other reasons it can end up in court even if everyone understood everything perfectly. For example, if at any point one of the parties decided it would have been in their best interests if they hadn't agreed to the contract...
But that's a different problem from "was the contract even signed?"
I was responding to the "it wouldn't have ended up in court unless a misunderstanding occurred" part. My point is the fact that it ended up it court isn't necessarily because there was any misunderstanding at the time. People don't always act in good faith.