Consumer Law, Warranties Is Non Disclosure Agreement enforceable?

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Amelia

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After signing a Non Disclosure Agreement at a public meeting held to find creative contributors to a project, I discovered, as I learnt more,that many of the "ideas" were already in the public domain and were not original at all. I wish to distance myself from this organisation, (I have contributed some ideas but am not employed by them nor have I received any payment from them) but they are now sending me unsettling correspondence which insists on my adherence to their NDA. Although I have no intention of purposely breaking it, I do not have a copy of the NDA I signed and have requested that I be sent one - they have not done so. Can they insist on the validity of the NDA if they will not supply me with a copy? How do I know what I have signed up to? Also can they use the protection of their NDA when many of the ideas of the project it covers, are not their original intellectual property?

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