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How to make a binding contract with overseas clients…?
Published January 29, 2011
Question by Nate: How to make a binding contract with overseas clients…?
We’re an unsigned band who was just offered a deal for a remix to be made of our song. The problem is, the DJ is in a club in Berlin. We have a contract that we made written up, but we obviously can’t have him sign it and through mail. How can we make a contract that is legally binding internationally.
Best answer:
Answer by coragryph
Sure, you can have him sign it and mail it back.
The problem is the ability to enforce it — and where you define the laws to apply (your local law or German law).
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