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To: Neocon who wrote (77474)	10/13/2003 2:10:32 PM
From: one_less	Read Replies (1) of 82486

It was conceded over a month ago that binding contracts of this nature are not standard for the massage industry. I don't know why mojo, who has more detailed standards, would be so negligent in making service agreements. If he were, breach of contract would be arguable and some or all of the liability may lie elsewhere in the confusion. I don't think his particular 'freedom of conscience' issue should get him off the hook or be a consideration at all. He is, once again, at fault of something unethical, bad contracting,(an extrapolation) but it isn't related to his 'freedom of conscience' claim.

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