Grey does admit that other women signed the contract. But none of that matters since Steele doesn't actually sign, meaning there's no acceptance. Oh right, and she'll offer Grey any pleasure he desires without hesitation and he, in exchange, will refrain from anything that endangers her health or leaves a permanent mark. If they agree, Grey will provide care and training to Steele, and Steele will make herself available to Grey every weekend. Grey makes an offer by asking Steele to sign the contract, and there is consideration. The contract sets out terms for a BDSM sexual arrangement between Grey and Steele which made us wonder: Would it survive in court? Is This Even a Contract?įirst things first: Is there a contract? For a contract to exist there needs to be an offer, an acceptance, and both parties have to give some 'consideration' as part of the agreement.Ĭonsideration is a legal term for the idea that for people to honor a contract, both parties must promise something of value when making the contract. But if you have read it, you must have been curious about the contract that Christian Grey offers to the book's narrator, Anastasia Steele. If you haven't read it yet, there might be some spoilers below. Love it or hate it, the book is big news, selling millions of copies worldwide.

by storm and its erotic nature, including a steamy BDSM contract, has caused quite the buzz. James's novel '50 Shades of Grey' has taken the U.S.

Mr grey and anastasia contract