CyberTruckeeTheOne
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- Andrew
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Are you playing lawyer again?Nope. The contractual clause that all buyers have agreed to is enforceable, there is plenty of previous history informing us of that, it's just a matter of if and when Tesla decides to set an example.
People who deny that are simply trying to gin up controversy where none should exist. It's pretty basic contract law. Don't make contractual obligations you don't keep and you won't have a problem. Break the contract and you are at the mercy of hoping the court takes sympathy on you. Hint: Courts are legally obligated to uphold the law, not be sympathetic to pleadings trying to position this as a "restraint of trade" issue. Legally, that is a very different thing.
Where is(are) the Tesla test case actually filed?
Any case Tesla won?
As that infamous lawyer recently made: Jeez!
Then got a quick dressing down from the judge - including the lawyers who got him as witness.
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