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Gold/Mining/Energy : Winspear Resources
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To: Clifford A. Brown who wrote (15945)3/16/1999 5:31:00 PM
From: .Trev  Read Replies (1) of 26850
 
Interesting comments as usual!
As an Engineer I'm equally well unqualified, except for almost 50 years in practice and some experience of construction and supply contracts.

It seems quite apparent to me that it was Aber who were trying to pull some kind of marginal fast practice and got caught out.

There is no logical, acceptable excuse that I can imagine for not having observed the letter of the Agreement, as well as the intent.To be used as an excuse INCOMPETENCE would have to be so TOTAL as to be embarasing in the extreme IMHO.

Of course Canadian Law is based on the British system, and in any event there's no way of forecasting what the outcome might be. The prtective smokescreen that was mentioned appears to be a catchall for preventing victimization of tenants, etc but we can only wait and hope that the court will be rational.
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