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XAI was billed but did not pay so what are they out ?? if everything said is true ?? lots of IF's. Can they go back to before they went public ??
Darryl said he wasn't paid XAI says they were over billed and are not paying ??
Can they go back to before they went public?

I'd wager yes, if the parties of the contract were still the same, or if there was a clause (likely) that said something akin to "XAI, or its assigns/designees" that legally would transfer rights/obligations to the new (here public) company. I'm sure as complex as these contracts were like to that provisions were in for both sides. I could be wrong, but I'd bet $20 there were terms like that.
 
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Just think if DC had only stopped at Columbus and progressed from there and not try to buy the world. We probably wouldn't be having this conversation
Yes, and if we could have made it thru 26. 27 would have seen more nitro entries.
 
Just think if DC had only stopped at Columbus and progressed from there and not try to buy the world. We probably wouldn't be having this conversation

DC is not the first businessman who tried to do too much, too quickly. He won't be the last. Everyone thinks they can do it better than everyone who failed before them.
 
Don't know where in Tennessee this takes place, and all this talk about data centers, I wonder if this is fallout that has lead to Darana's problems.

Nope this happened in middle TN. Since I moved down here, I've discovered how big and crooked the TVA is.
To put it lightly, they came in with college degrees and took advantage of the less intelligent TN people and now TVA is out of control.
 
From a story on Comp Plus about the IHRA points fund

Attorney Edd Harney, known throughout the sport as The Drag Race Lawyer, said he sees no easy legal avenue because there apparently was no contract between IHRA and its racers. He said legal concepts such as detrimental reliance could be considered, but proving a viable claim and ultimately collecting on it could be extremely difficult.

Harney also said he has seen nothing indicating IHRA intended to defraud its competitors.

“I’ve seen nothing that I have read or seen from IHRA’s perspective that there was any intent to defraud,” Harney said. “Kind of my view of it looks to be somebody that wanted to heavily get involved in the sport, maybe got a bit over their skis, and then when their money source dried up, they didn’t quite have the money to support the promises that they tried to make.”
 

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