Type written matter supersedes printed matters. Hand written matter supersedes typewritten and printed matter.
As such, if a document says you waive your right to hold your doctor accountable for parroting the CDC, FDA or big pharma, writing something to the effect of "all rights reserved a…
Type written matter supersedes printed matters. Hand written matter supersedes typewritten and printed matter.
As such, if a document says you waive your right to hold your doctor accountable for parroting the CDC, FDA or big pharma, writing something to the effect of "all rights reserved and any waiver of a right resulting from the language of the above agreement is a mistake, and null and void.
Your signature is, always, the last thing on the page. Anything under it is not binding.
Remember, in law and regarding signing documents:
Type written matter supersedes printed matters. Hand written matter supersedes typewritten and printed matter.
As such, if a document says you waive your right to hold your doctor accountable for parroting the CDC, FDA or big pharma, writing something to the effect of "all rights reserved and any waiver of a right resulting from the language of the above agreement is a mistake, and null and void.
Your signature is, always, the last thing on the page. Anything under it is not binding.
Good to know.