For an exchange to be euvoluntary it must satisfy: common-law contract conditions (age, competence, full information/no fraud, conventions of ownership and transfer), no later regret (no time-inconsistency or compulsion), no externalities affecting non-consenting parties, and no duress or force.
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Mike MungerEvidence Quote
“we need the common-law conditions for contract you have to be of age you have to be competent there have to be you have to be informed so there's no fraud”
Created: 6/17/2026, 10:09:19 AM
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