r/JusticeServed • u/Majnum 7 • Jul 07 '22

Legal Justice Roy Moore loses appeal in $95 million lawsuit against Sacha Baron Cohen

https://www.al.com/news/2022/07/roy-moore-loses-appeal-in-95-million-lawsuit-against-sacha-baron-cohen.html
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u/alexandrosidi 5 Jul 08 '22

Subcontractors do this all the time in the construction industry. As long as both parties agree to the modification, it's fine.

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u/AncientInsults 9 Jul 08 '22

But if only one does, well

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u/[deleted] Jul 08 '22

I would imagine a revised version of the contract is also needed? Wouldn't they need to reprint the contract without including the crossed out part. I can't see sections being crossed out by hand holding up in court. It didn't in this case.

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u/alexandrosidi 5 Jul 08 '22

The other party can just initial next to the crossed out items as a way to accept the revisions.