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Message: <blockquote data-quote="_Michael_" data-source="post: 9703968" data-attributes="member: 7045276">From the department of what it is worth:This deals with contract law. Contract law is, by it's very nature, an obscure and murky area of law. Extremely intelligent attorneys are paid many hundreds of thousands of dollars a year to deal with these matters, and that requires a great deal of legal training and practice. None of us here (as far as I can tell, though I may be wrong) are contract lawyers. I say this because it would be wise to simply wait for the court to make its decision, and then decide whether or not DCD is completely in the wrong, despite the appearance of such. We are not privy to their inner deliberations or contract stipulations--we only get to see what is released to the public, and many times, that means not having access to internal memos or other files and documents that would shed light on the situation. My advice? Wait and see, and in the meantime, don't read too much into the legal arguments unless you really want to dive into a rabbit hole (because that is definitely what commercial contract law is).</blockquote>