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<blockquote data-quote="bacha29" data-source="post: 1856322" data-attributes="member: 58386"><p>What I am getting at is this. It all comes down to contract language. Can you identify for me the specific contract language that assures if not quarantees the riches you speak of ? Sales that do not require X approval ? A market that is not constrained by that right of approval ?Yes there risk but it should be market based risk. Not the situation you have with X. If X were to do something that was detrimental to the contractors interest the contractor has no realistic chance of attaining relief through litigation against X because the contract is structured that way. After requiring the individual to place investment capital most of the time borrowed at risk then structures a contract that it allows it to do whatever it damn well pleases while at the same time effectively barring the contractor from due process it has in fact created an additional risk for the contractor.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bacha29, post: 1856322, member: 58386"] What I am getting at is this. It all comes down to contract language. Can you identify for me the specific contract language that assures if not quarantees the riches you speak of ? Sales that do not require X approval ? A market that is not constrained by that right of approval ?Yes there risk but it should be market based risk. Not the situation you have with X. If X were to do something that was detrimental to the contractors interest the contractor has no realistic chance of attaining relief through litigation against X because the contract is structured that way. After requiring the individual to place investment capital most of the time borrowed at risk then structures a contract that it allows it to do whatever it damn well pleases while at the same time effectively barring the contractor from due process it has in fact created an additional risk for the contractor. [/QUOTE]
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