Let's play out a scenario here.
Let's say I was in business, and I went to an investor and asked if he wanted in on this awesome deal I have. This investment would generate little benefit, but it would still generate benefit nonetheless.
But woops, there's a caveat. This deal has a greater than 50% chance to fall through at any time, and even if the deal should not fall through due to malpractice, it can be canceled at any time by the second party.
Should the deal fall through for any reason, including cancellation, half of current assets are to be seized, with future forfeiture.
Now, what business person in their right mind would even CONSIDER taking up a deal like that? You would probably have security escort you out of their office.
Let's say I was in business, and I went to an investor and asked if he wanted in on this awesome deal I have. This investment would generate little benefit, but it would still generate benefit nonetheless.
But woops, there's a caveat. This deal has a greater than 50% chance to fall through at any time, and even if the deal should not fall through due to malpractice, it can be canceled at any time by the second party.
Should the deal fall through for any reason, including cancellation, half of current assets are to be seized, with future forfeiture.
Now, what business person in their right mind would even CONSIDER taking up a deal like that? You would probably have security escort you out of their office.
