Legal Contracts

Discussion in 'Security and Legal' started by Darthmaul, May 19, 2011.

  1. Darthmaul

    Darthmaul Regular Member

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    Have you ever undergone a forum project or website project where you have required all involved parties to sign a contract about legal issues and whatnot? Personally I haven't...yet, however I believe it is a very safe and efficient way to run a partnership.
     
  2. Kaiser

    Kaiser Regular Member

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    No I haven't, but yea its best to do that when going into a partnership with someone such as opening a company together.
     
  3. Ashley

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    Probably not something that's needed for a forum partnership, but if you plan to run a host together, and perhaps if you wanted to split the cost of expenses and stuff, then a contract would be needed.
     
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    I guess not for a forum unless you were planning on making big bucks, I agree with you there.
     
  5. Kaiser

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    Yea, if you are planning on something big and money is involved then contracts are needed.
     
  6. Ashley

    Ashley Regular Member

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    I guess when it all boils down to it, it really all depends on the type of project the pair of you want to work on together.
     
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    Regarding running forums, nope. Regarding hosting then yes, as when you register you are agreeing to the TOS, etc. and that is your contract.
     

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