What constitutes something being unreasonable in a contract?
If a person gets married with a prenuptual agreement that says, for instance, that they will get divorced only if they can prove adultry (or any other provision that does not involve division of assets) is that portion of the prenuptual agreement enforcable?
This is not a real situation, I’m hoping to learn if the legal world says that some parts of a contract are not valid because they are unreasonable. As another example, if a prenuptual agreement said that one party would be the others slave, (say the contract was signed without being read but is not the desire of the party that is required to be the slave) would the slave part be void? Would you have to have it stated so in court?
If a loan shark were silly enough to put their contracts in writing, would they be legal? Presumablly not since it’s a violation of the law.
Thanks for your response.
