SLAVERY CONTRACT

This slavery contract is entered into as of the 9th day of October, 2017, between Juan de la Cruz
(hereinafter referred to as Master) and Jane Doe (hereinafter referred to as Slave) under the terms and
conditions stated below:

1. Slaves Role

The slave agrees to submit completely to the master in all ways. There are no boundaries of place,
time, or situation in which the slave may willfully refuse to obey the directive of the master
without risking punishment.

Once entered into the Slavery Contract, their body belongs to their master, to be used as seen fit,
within the guidelines defined herein. All of the slave's possessions likewise belong to the master,
including all assets, finances, and material goods, to do with as they see fit. The slave agrees to
please the master to the best of their ability, in that they now exist solely for the pleasure of said
master.

2. Masters Role

The master accepts the responsibility of the slave's body and worldly possessions, to do with as
they see fit, under the provisions determined in this contract.

3. Punishment

The slave agrees to accept any punishment the master decides to inflict, whether earned or not.
The following punishments are:
Go without food for one day
Take away the right to speak
Do a certain chore while handcuffed
Be isolated in a room

4. Secrecy

All physical evidence of the slavery will be kept in total secrecy, except where both master and
slave agree. Any violation of this clause shall be cause to terminate this contract, should the
injured party wish it.

5. Termination

This contract may be terminated at any time by the master, but never by the slave. Upon
termination, all physical evidence of the slavery, including this contract, will be destroyed, and all
materials and belongings shall belong to the master, to be shared or kept as they see fit.

Signing this agreement implies full understanding of the terms and conditions of this contract.

_Juan de la Cruz_ ___Jane Doe___

Master Slave

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Why is the Slavery Contract void?

The contract is void because the terms and conditions stated (especially the punishments)
has unlawful consideration and restricts the rights of the other party.