"Asking whether smart contracts can be legally binding is like asking whether submarines have gills or blowholes."http://elaineou.com/2016/12/05/can-smart-contracts-be-legally-binding/ …
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courts tend to use liq. damages, not 'force' perf. Presumably parties use smart Ks for outcome certainties.
Machines & parties will mng money dmgs & collateral far more immediately & w/much better info than courts.
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A very strong claim!
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