A company will supply a service if you sign a contract with them. If you do not agree then do not sign. If you do sign, you are required to fulfill the terms of the contract.
If they didn't sign the contract or agree to it, then obviously no. But if they did sign or agree to it, without reading the fine print, then yes.
When you buy a house on credit, you sign a contract that you agree to repay the mortgage in a timely manner, or be taken to court.
A seller can charge whatever interest they wish on a land contract. The buyer doesn't have to sign a contract if they don't agree with the terms.
To sign a contract effectively and legally, carefully read and understand all terms, seek legal advice if needed, ensure all parties agree to the terms, sign in the presence of witnesses if required, and keep a copy of the signed contract for your records.
You cannot sign a contract if you are under eighteen years of age. Someone would have to co-sign the contract and agree to be responsible if you don't pay.
Simple ... don't sign it. Having it reviewed by your lawyer may be a good idea. Nobody should ever sign any agreement or contract if you don't agree 100% with every detail contained in the document. That is your best (and only) real protection.
Possibly .. if the contract has such a clause as part of the document. Most likely it would take both parties to agree and sign before such could be invalidated.
No, they could not agree a permanent deal so he went to Manchester City instead.
No, an individual under the age of 18 is not able to sign a contract or agree to purchase.
You can sign the contract at the bottom of the last page.
You will have to read the contents of your contract. Also, if the contract if a 12-month contract, read carefully before you sign every year as things might change from year to year.