Is signed by CHILDREN under the age of 18 so not actually legal or binding right? Should have been the parent/guardian signing it.
shareWell, Wonka was a bit different than most people, he was going to let a child run the factory.
shareIt really doesn't matter how old they were. It wasn't legally binding by it's mere existence. Wonka made what's called a unilateral offer to the world... 'Find a ticket, receive a factory tour and lifetime supply of chocolate'. Finding the ticket and presenting yourself at the gates at X time was acceptance of that offer at which point a contract was formed. Claiming that they can't enter insisting that they sign another is completely illegal!
Hey! You're not old enough to drink! Now go and die for your country!!!
[deleted]
'Are you allergic to Oompa Loopas?' That clause has to be in thereξ¦
If you dip your foot into a pool of piranhas don't cry when you lose a toe!ππ
[deleted]
I presume you meant 'singing'. Bit of an ironic slip thereξ¦
If you dip your foot into a pool of piranhas don't cry when you lose a toe!ππ
[deleted]
To answer the OP....
Yes, pretty much. Children can't legally enter into a contract agreement on their own. Since only they signed, the contact is null and void.
But its a kids movie, so logic be damned.