The advantage of a common ledger I can think of is that you could trade unrelated assets, and also that you'd need just one set of software/credentials/servers/etc. But, I think you could just have e.g., the Post Office run that common ledger though, and save the planet...
No more so than if you just had a regular contract. Courts don't give a shit what form a contract is, they care about reviewing the contract in light of applicable law. Was any party under duress? Does any part of the contract violate State or Federal law? Is it severable? etc.
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I will give you a simple example from your hypothetical. The venue rules say no one admitted unless they are wearing proper attire. They refuse to let you in despite your valid NFT ticket. You claim your attire was proper. They claim it was not.
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HELP ME, BLOCKCHAIN! SAVE THE DAY! Oh wait, it cannot, because it has literally no way of helping with anything like this.
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