Isnt a contract something that you get in trouble for ripping up and not paying? Like that's the definition of a contract
this post was submitted on 03 Feb 2025
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If the penalty is less than the increased tarrifs then they're still saving money
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Musk files lawsuit in...
I hope he does. We handle lawsuits differently in Canada and he doesn't own our judges or supreme court. I look forward to reading the judges decision lambasting him and his lawyers.
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Files a lawsuit based on what? The only thing he could possibly sue for would be if Ontario doesn't pay whatever penalty clauses are in that contract.
The guy sued companies because they didn't advertise on his website. I wouldn't put trying to sue because of this past him.
You can always sue, but in most normal countries it just gets tossed out.
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And because the world doesn’t make sense, TSLA stocks are up while the rest goes in the red.
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