Guest starvenger Posted April 2, 2002 Report Posted April 2, 2002 He told McMahon that he accepted his offer and shook his hand. This is a legally binding contract Since when? Verbal acceptance and a handshake is an agreement in principle, not a legally binding contract.
Guest Big Poppa Smurf Posted April 2, 2002 Report Posted April 2, 2002 Austin/Flair should never happen, Flair shouldn't turn heel and he shouldn't be wrestling. There is no need to redo Austin/Vince with Austin/Flair especially since Austin/Vince has been done to death.
Guest dreamer420 Posted April 2, 2002 Report Posted April 2, 2002 That ending was pretty obvious to me. I could see the stunner to Vince coming a mile away and had a feeling that Flair was going to take one when he would stop dancing around the ring.
Guest DrEvil Posted April 3, 2002 Report Posted April 3, 2002 Since when? Verbal acceptance and a handshake is an agreement in principle, not a legally binding contract. A verbal contract is a legally binding contract. You need a written contract because one party can simply deny the agreement, and to iron out all the fine print details. You are partly right, a lawyer could argue the agreement in principle factor for years in court, but they could be using it for a storyline.
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