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Originally Posted by Ekco
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pointless to argue about it because the document is private, but your basically assuming altruism in a document with zero clauses that can be exercised by the *checks notes* corporation with regards to a fan made emulator server who had access to their own legal department
CEOs like the costco dude who wants to punch someone over changing of the hotdog price exist, but they are the exception that proves the rule
i will gladly take the non hopium side of this bet and be pleasantly surprised if proven wrong, but i bet i won't be.
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I didn't assume anything. I said P99 could've agreed to an anytime/any reason termination clause in the agreement. If they did, then yeah Daybreak could revoke it at any time.
Otherwise, if the agreement doesn't allow termination for any reason/without cause, then P99 has strong legal arguments if Daybreak tried to pull the rug on them.
Although, going back to the scenario where there is an for any reason termination clause, even there you could have estoppel arguments depending on what was said during the contractual negotiations. For example, if you have that provision but Daybreak wrote in an email "Don't worry, this is just belt and suspenders, we will never terminate the agreement as long as you never go past Velious" you could try and use that. Written representations like that can be deemed a modification of the terms of the language in the contract. Now, that's a much harder argument to make, but it's also not impossible.