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Yeah they could sue you, and you'd have to get quite deep into defending it because your best shot at a defense (depending upon what exactly they told you) is p
by staticautomatic 7y ago
Yeah they could sue you, and you'd have to get quite deep into defending it because your best shot at a defense (depending upon what exactly they told you) is probably estoppel, which is an affirmative defense you could win on I think no earlier than summary judgment. That is to say, after you're bankrupt.
- FreezeBurn 7y agoThanks, here's what they said: "status of the issue": "Won't Fix (Intended behavior)" " we made the decision not to track it as a bug, as we already know about this problem"
- staticautomatic 7y agoIf they hadn't said "this problem", then a gambling man might consider running a game. I would not risk it.