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Then you pretty much have a view that no long lead offtake agreement in the history of commerce is binding.

And for the record, I did not inadvertent confirm your post. You said it wasn't "binding". In summary, I said that if the conditions were not met the obligation on SKI to purchase the product falls away.

Have you ever bought???.......if you sign a sale and purchase agreement you have a binding agreement, even if there is a condition that the purchase is subject to finance. If the finance is not obtained then the contract can be terminated......it doesn't mean there was never a "binding" contract.

So in other words......you have no clue and just love sprouting absolute rubbish. 

I'm off to make money now, good luck with your totally flawed legal analysis......