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talking about a "moral obligation" usually means there's no legal obligation, so people don't start down that route until they've exhausted all other obligation
by notatoad 3y ago
talking about a "moral obligation" usually means there's no legal obligation, so people don't start down that route until they've exhausted all other obligations.
unfortunately, a moral obligation is about the least powerful type of obligation there is.
- denton-scratch 3y agoI suspect that Fujitsu (the company, not the EU CEO) won't be coughing up any cash until lawyers have picked over the contracts and determined that the company is liable. Apart from anything else, this is a diplomatic issue: the Japanese ambassador to the UK make representations to the responsible minister, threatening serious diplomatic consequences if Fujitsu kept being criticized.