Even in commercial relationships, if the parties make it absolutely clear that they don't intend the arrangement to be legally binding on them, the agreement will not be enforceable in court.

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In contract law, if both parties expressly state that they do not intend their agreement to be legally binding, courts will generally respect this intention and not enforce the agreement.

Even in Commercial Relationships, If the Parties Make It Absolutely