RE: LETTER OF INTENT24 Jul 2023 13:49
"Are letters of intent legally binding?
A letter of intent is not legally binding in the same sense that a contract is. This means that if the deal falls through, then neither party can sue the other for breach of contract. This is because a valid contract never existed.
Instead, a letter of intent provides a clear description of the deal process, and the negotiations that are underway.
If parties choose to enter into a letter of intent, they still have a moral obligation to treat the other party fairly, but if they decide to cancel the letter, they have the right to do so without being punished."
What is a 100% though is that both parties NAMES need to be confirmed.
So what we have been provided with is a fat zero. Not even a name. Also Art and COPL can walk away at this stage with ZERO legal implications.
Whilst it is great that the SP has increased nearly 20% on the back of this letter, it is also meaningless without basic info like names of parties and is 100% non-binding.
Until we get solid confirmation of any JV then we are no farther forward.