I'd imagine they have an escape clause and was the first to state this. The problem is, if it is within county jurisdiction, it becomes another baited attempt by mcig. Sure they get out of the land deal, but they would be back to square one and further erosion of investor trust. There also could have been earnest money lost. You add the 3.5m paid for non revenue producing software to the mix and it appears mcig is a scam. And what if there is little to no q over q growth in q2. There is a lot of risk, even at these prices.
If course mcig remains silent. Why?