Obvious that is a no. So I believe aura will have a very weak case for compensation. Do shareholders get compensation from companies who promise a project will come to fruition, and it doesn't, the answer is no. That's business, aura need to go out and find value for shareholders somewhere else, purchase new projects and start again. Litigation only makes legal firms rich, and shareholders poorer
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