[LINK] RFI: Email Disclaimers

[Adam Todd]

At 07:09 23/08/2008, Matthew Sullivan wrote:
> > Then of course there's the question as to whether it generates some
> > form of right (for the utterer) or responsibility (for the presumed
> > utteree).  Is it a term of contract?
>
>No, someone cannot enforce a contract on another party unless there is
>prior agreement between the two parties.

Not according to Justice Barr of the NSW Supreme court.

You can forget the notion that a contract must be agreed between 
parties.  It need only be expressed by one party, and it can be 
expressed 10 years after the fact!