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Without signing the actual contract or making any payment, you are generally not legally bound by it. However, under Finnish Contract Law, a written agreement showing clear intent can be binding. Your email stating Yes may indicate an intent to enter into a contract, but legal obligations may not be fully established. For personalized advice, contact the Legal Aid Office of South Ostrobothnia.Full Conversation
If I give written consent to my Landlord to proceed to contract signing. But, I have a change of mind due to certain situation and not sign the contract. Can I still get in legal trouble? Could I be sued?
Hi ****! To better understand your situation, could you tell me if you have already provided any form of payment or started any tenancy based on that written consent?
Generally, without signing the actual contract, you are not legally bound by it. However, a written consent to proceed could be interpreted differently.
- **Finnish Contract Law**: A written agreement can be binding if it clearly shows intent.
Would you like contact information for the nearest legal aid office in South Ostrobothnia for further assistance?
I have not paid any form of payment. I saw the apartment. I told them I liked it. Landlord asked me if I would like to proceed to contract signing. I said "Yes" in email.
Hi ****! Based on your description, you haven't signed the actual contract or made any payment, which generally means you are not legally bound by it. However, your written consent to proceed may be interpreted as an intention to enter into a contract.
Would you like contact information for the nearest legal aid office in South Ostrobothnia for further assistance?
Can I be in legal trouble based on the intent to enter into a contract?
Hi ****!
Based on the information you've provided:
- Under **Finnish Contract Law**, a written agreement can be binding if it shows clear intent.
- Your email stating "Yes" may indicate an intent to enter into a contract.
- However, without signing the actual contract or making any payment, legal obligations may not be fully established.
Would you like contact information for the nearest legal aid office in South Ostrobothnia for further assistance?
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