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Sure. Why not. If we make the assumption that fraud can't exist, we might as well make the assumption that the principal/agent doesn't exist, corruption doesn't
by crdoconnor 10y ago
Sure. Why not. If we make the assumption that fraud can't exist, we might as well make the assumption that the principal/agent doesn't exist, corruption doesn't exist, naivete doesn't exist and clients who miss minor details don't exist.
- arethuza 10y agoIf they committed fraud then the client could go to the police, if they simply didn't read the contract they were signing up for then that's their fault. NB Obviously this doesn't apply to consumer contracts, but if you are making trades that big presumably you should know that you are swimming with sharks and act accordingly.