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It can be both, but see my reply to the latest comment in the chain. It's unwise to rely on it being both; you cannot write a blank check to a corporate entity
by ivraatiems 10y ago
It can be both, but see my reply to the latest comment in the chain. It's unwise to rely on it being both; you cannot write a blank check to a corporate entity to break rules just because you usually agree with the outcomes of breaking those rules.
- Anderkent 10y agoBut the point is you don't have to write a blank check. You can evaluate the breaches on a case by case basis.