TSXV:ZNR - Post Discussion
Post by
101Banker on Oct 05, 2012 1:35pm
LQQking Correctly
There is a very fundamental principal in law that says;
“ You can not achieve by contract;….. that …..what can not be attained at law. “
This means no contract is valid that contradicts the law, regardless what the agreement says. It does not matter how elegantly wrote the contract is; on the day of judgement, it is useless in the eyes of the law.
With this goes the premise,
“ That no one should knowingly with intent, enter into a contract that contradicts the law and would obviously cause damage to others ”
If you apply these premises to the facts available; it is very obvious what is going on.
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