"if read carefully...legal title"
Another scenario: I've got my money with XYZ Bank. I have a viridian loan for those days when I want more money because I feel confident in buying more shares in a particular company. The bank holds the title deeds to my house. Next thing I know through no warning or fault of my own the bank loses my house for me.
But that's okay because the bank wasn't fraudulent and my documents signed said I could lose my house.
Should that be legally acceptable?
Tell me if I'm wrong, but basically, isn't that what happened with Opes Prime's clients?
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