Friday, September 16, 2011 4:09:22 PM
Can you honestly say you have not started a single project without a signed contract? I know there have been a few occasions where it was someone I knew (or other circumstances) where the contract was not signed immediately before I started work. In those rare cases I would limit the amount of work that was done (and certainly the material orders) prior to a signed contract.
So yes I agree that a signed agreement should have been in place but we do not know the circumstances at the time.
This is why I feel the Plaintiffs will receive their initial investment and not shares. If there is a signed contract then the situation would be different...but obviously there is not a signed contract - just email correspondence which is more often than not considered a binding document.
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