🧑‍⚖️ Your options:

• Withdrawal from the contract – only in legally permitted cases or if agreed upon

• Invalidity – if legal requirements are missing or the contract contradicts good morals

• Relative ineffectiveness – if the other party knew about your mistake and took advantage

• Agreement to modify the contract – sometimes better than a court battle

• Legal action – in serious cases, a lawsuit or defense may be necessary

❌ Be aware:

• Signing = consent. Courts usually go by what you signed.

• “I didn’t know” won’t hold if you had the chance to read it.

• Watch deadlines – especially for withdrawal. You may need to act fast.

📚 Real-life example:

A man signed a car purchase agreement with a clause saying “sold as-is.” Later he found a hidden engine defect. The court rejected his complaint – the clause removed liability, and he should have inspected the car more thoroughly.

✅ Lawyer’s recommendation:

Don’t panic – but act quickly. Fixing problems after signing is harder but often still possible, especially if the issue is serious and not just a technicality.