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ball? A bat round the head to knock some sense in is what some on the old merry-go-round need.

can you imagine - cashless and NIR combo? We little people would be up the creek without a paddle, for sure. No need to be a rocket scientist to calculate the serious consequences of the same and just who the winners would be.

utt, yes their clobber, bought on their patch with their currency, loads of it over the past 40 years ... quality at exceptional prices for the most part.

Perhaps the "new broom" will carry out some of your wishes as part of his focus on the end game. Then he'll be remembered/go down in the history books as being the man who can/the man who did. You just never know.

Cashless society must surely have been the biggest contributor to the debt problems of so many, imv, and the reason that a whole lot of folks are incapable of managing their finances in this era. Not into cashless, never have been and never will be.

this coming week then Wassatt?

Morning, big hugs x Was the bed delivered and set up in your space?

Good morning Fred, Tardis is just using construction contracts as an example - not as classification - as it is most definitely commonplace in construction world.

you away for talking to yourself.

Has your space at home been transformed? If you prefer home, then make it known and the community team can/will provide the necessary assistance. It's all about your needs and wishes - you play the central role. x

Big, big hugs x. Your'e not sleeping well ...

bit like a modern day version of a love-in, substitute the D after the LS with an E style ... bit better than the laying down and playing dead in the city centre like the tree-hugging fraternity. Oh and it doesn't stop folks going about their daily business and creating all those fumes from idling traffic (that they are allegedly opposed to). The couple of contradictors can chat amongst themselves or google til their hearts content.

utt, UBS US Growth Class C - this and the other one are my best US fund performers at present.

as in "the silent majority"?

Natixis Loomis Sayles US Equity Leaders - excellent since inception

"her" would be your starting point

you just can't beat T shirt collecting in the real world of the acquisition of knowledge - makes for the best reading and comprehension ... full marks to you too.

full marks to you for your multidimensional knowledge ... head to head with you know who as part of a scorecard methodology you're streets ahead - imv

Confidentiality clause/s within the document may prevent the disclosure of precise timelines, imv. Given that we are not privy to and nor do we have any right to be privy to the document, then why would we have a right to the confidentiality clause/s?
To be told there is an extension is proof enough for me that timelines are being adhered to - otherwise the use of the word "extension" wouldn't have been necessary. Had the use of "extension" not been applicable (i.e. no time cap) it would have read like a poorly drafted LOI - in law, and in the management of "all risks". If say the LOI had a 30 day timeline, then for the purpose of legal binding, it would have required renewal upon expiry of the timeline. If say the current extension is for 15 days and the timeline is due to expire, then a further extension (new timeline) would have to be stated - precise date/number of days - to be enforceable in law. Reads to me like the BoD have this covered, and rightly so.

is as legally binding as a contract.

"The LoI is therefore being extended for a further period to allow for the definitive contract to be finalised with MPS."

This extraction from the RNS implies that the LOI was not open-ended, it was capped - i.e. a time limit for working under the LOI terms was included in the initial document. For a legally binding LOI to be enforceable then the notification of the extension via RNS suggests that "all risks" have been managed in the said document, and we have been updated all in accordance with. A further capped time limit would then be applied to works carried out under the LOI and until the contract is signed.

Payments for works executed under the LOI will become due and made retrospectively, under a correctly drafted LOI - in law.
Can't imagine for one moment that the LOI for a contract of this size and nature has not been drafted correctly to cover "all risks"... imv