A visit from an enforcer would be better.
By definition, a contract is a promise that the law will enforce.
Do you extend this position (“changing one’s mind”) to all contracts, or just NDAs?
Non-disclosure agreements for anything other than trade secrets, all non-compete agreements, non-disparagement clauses, all mandatory arbitration clauses, and any kind of restrictive covenant (I don’t consider these to be contracts, but I’m throwing mentioning them because other people do).
Samson_Corwell: Call_me_Ishmael: Samson_Corwell: Call_me_Ishmael: Samson_Corwell: Call_me_Ishmael: Samson_Corwell:Why do some people want to see this woman censored by the government?
Is there something she wants to say but hasn’t?
I don’t know, but that doesn’t change anything.
Ummm… yeah, I think it does.
Let’s say she doesn’t have anything that she wants to say. That doesn’t change the possibility of government censorship. Some people were saying that she is bound by the NDA. Maybe she and maybe she isn’t. But I can still ask why some people think that government should be used to censor her.
I dont think you know what the “A” in NDA stands for. Do you think that we are free to break any agreement we enter into without there being some penalty?
So someone changes their mind. Big deal. No excuse for calling in government violence to keep them to their promise.
A visit from an enforcer would be better.
So you like big government thuggery?
Call_me_Ishmael: Samson_Corwell: Call_me_Ishmael: Samson_Corwell: Call_me_Ishmael: Samson_Corwell: Call_me_Ishmael: Samson_Corwell:Why do some people want to see this woman censored by the government?
Is there something she wants to say but hasn’t?
I don’t know, but that doesn’t change anything.
Ummm… yeah, I think it does.
Let’s say she doesn’t have anything that she wants to say. That doesn’t change the possibility of government censorship. Some people were saying that she is bound by the NDA. Maybe she and maybe she isn’t. But I can still ask why some people think that government should be used to censor her.
I dont think you know what the “A” in NDA stands for. Do you think that we are free to break any agreement we enter into without there being some penalty?
So someone changes their mind. Big deal. No excuse for calling in government violence to keep them to their promise.
A visit from an enforcer would be better.
So you like big government thuggery?
I did not say anything about the government. If we cant rely on the law, then I say we just hire our own thugs to enforce agreements that people make with us.
Samson_Corwell: Call_me_Ishmael: Samson_Corwell: Call_me_Ishmael: Samson_Corwell: Call_me_Ishmael: Samson_Corwell: Call_me_Ishmael: Samson_Corwell:Why do some people want to see this woman censored by the government?
Is there something she wants to say but hasn’t?
I don’t know, but that doesn’t change anything.
Ummm… yeah, I think it does.
Let’s say she doesn’t have anything that she wants to say. That doesn’t change the possibility of government censorship. Some people were saying that she is bound by the NDA. Maybe she and maybe she isn’t. But I can still ask why some people think that government should be used to censor her.
I dont think you know what the “A” in NDA stands for. Do you think that we are free to break any agreement we enter into without there being some penalty?
So someone changes their mind. Big deal. No excuse for calling in government violence to keep them to their promise.
A visit from an enforcer would be better.
So you like big government thuggery?
I did not say anything about the government. If we cant rely on the law, then I say we just hire our own thugs to enforce agreements that people make with us.
You still face the same charges.
Trump’s lawyers are trying to get the case dismissed - they have no intention of enforcing the NDA, and want it all to be over. They’re arguing that the NDA is unenforceable because Trump never signed it.
Avenatti is the one fighting to keep the case in court.
Trump’s lawyers have already responded to the original claim, stating that the contract is enforceable even without the signature of Trump/Dennison. It’s awfully difficult to argue against yourself in court.
I can’t remember if she asked for specific damages in her original claim. Trump’s lawyers could offer her the damages stated in the claim, if she did actually specify damages. At that point there would be no need for the case to continue.
Daniels would much rather see this play out. It would give her more material for her next book.
Trump’s lawyers have already responded to the original claim, stating that the contract is enforceable even without the signature of Trump/Dennison. It’s awfully difficult to argue against yourself in court.
And yet, that appears to be exactly what they’re doing.
I can’t remember if she asked for specific damages in her original claim. Trump’s lawyers could offer her the damages stated in the claim, if she did actually specify damages. At that point there would be no need for the case to continue.
No, she sued to invalidate the NDA. She’s suffered no loss, at this point - and has no claim on damages.
Daniels would much rather see this play out. It would give her more material for her next book.
Absolutely. That’s why Avenatti is doing everything he can to extend the trial.
No, she sued to invalidate the NDA. She’s suffered no loss, at this point - and has no claim on damages.
You’re right. I just downloaded the original complaint. It only asks for declaratory relief.