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Code · Virginia · Title 59.1 · Chapter 43

Code of Virginia § 59.1-502.8. Adopting terms of records.

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Except as otherwise provided in § 59.1-502.9 , the following rules apply:
(1)A party adopts the terms of a record, including a standard form, as the terms of the contract if the party agrees to the record, such as by manifesting assent.
(2)The terms of a record may be adopted pursuant to paragraph
(1)after beginning performance or use if the parties had reason to know that their agreement would be represented in whole or part by a later record to be agreed on and there would not be an opportunity to review the record or a copy of it before performance or use begins. If the parties fail to agree to the later terms and did not intend to form a contract unless they so agreed, § 59.1-502.2
(e)applies.
(3)If a party adopts the terms of a record, the terms become part of the contract without regard to the party's knowledge or understanding of individual terms in the record, except for a term that is unenforceable because it fails to satisfy another requirement of this chapter.
2000, cc. 101 , 996 .
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