They are fooling themselves then. Cryptic hints isn't contractual obligation. There's a reason, also, that contracts are held to certain standards, and fraud, crime, and immoral obligations aren't considered lawful by courts, even if signed.
Thanks!
They are fooling themselves then. Cryptic hints isn't contractual obligation. There's a reason, also, that contracts are held to certain standards, and fraud, crime, and immoral obligations aren't considered lawful by courts, even if signed.
Thanks!