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Wednesday, August 14, 2013 9:30:53 PM
As for suing Robert, I doubt it would fly. He licensed a technology and granted use of the intellectual property and he agreed to act as technical adviser. On their side of the agreement Wanderport was to develop the technology into product. Check the vague terms in the agreement and what would constitute default on the contract. In other words I don't think you can find in writing anywhere that Robert had responsibility for making a working product or even a working proof-of-concept unit let alone prototype.
As for n1tr08urner's idea
If they say they don't (have a product) we should go after them.
isn't that just challenging Andrew to discover how to drag this out longer?
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