blackstone code

Chapter 592
Some people call these international bankers "gamblers", while others call them "speculators".

They have the characteristics of gamblers and speculators, but not quite.

They don't gamble with [-] in [-] chances like gamblers, they are not so crazy, what they pursue is eternal interests, and what crazy gamblers pursue is the adrenaline rush at the moment of the flop, a kick The thrill of stepping into hell, holding heaven in one hand, and waiting for the final judgment, a deadly thrill.

They are not like complete speculators. Although speculators are doing the same thing as them and pursuing eternal interests, speculators are calmer than them. Speculators do not do nothing before speculating. Know, and then throw your bet somewhere casually.

In fact, they will do a lot of meticulous work before this. They just want to use the least amount of money in exchange for the greatest return.

They combine the characteristics of the two, but they are different from the two. They are more advanced than speculators, but not as aggressive as gamblers. It seems that these are some very contradictory people, but they have something that the former does not have, that is, means of controlling external factors.

Now, these off-site methods have failed, and they start to become panicked, unlike gamblers who face failures so freely, nor speculators who face failures indifferently, they are very panicked, even panicked!
They are very aware of a problem. If all of this is Lynch's method, or Lynch has made such a decision and plan from the very beginning, then each of them will be tricked and severely punished. It's a joke!

Next, the question they considered was after these things, did Lynch prepare other means to deal with them?

Or tear some from them to fill Lynch's terrible appetite. At this time, Mr. Hebbs dared not underestimate Lynch anymore, so he made a point that should not have been said by him-at least we Also won a lot of exchange rates.

This is the only good news after a bad news, and it is also good news that can give people a little peace of mind.

They no longer pursue the batch of bonds that can swallow Lynch, and instead plan to perform in accordance with the contract intact. Take the money and send it back.

Then they also have huge profits, even if they have not achieved the ultimate goal, they have made a lot of money.

"I have a copy of the contract here, maybe we should look at the contract again!", Herbers took the initiative to bring up the matter, and then asked the butler to take out the copy of the contract from the safe in the echo of others .

It was just a copy, and the original was kept by him in the vault of the Federal Financial Management Commission. Such a level of loans and mortgages, to a certain extent, already has the basis for killing people for money.

Therefore, neither Lynch nor Mr. Herbers thought about carrying these contracts with them, and they all kept the contracts in the official federal agency.

As the largest regulatory department in the federal financial field, they also have corresponding services, and the service fees are not low.

The copy of the contract was taken out quickly, they were split into many copies, everyone was looking at it seriously, since they had a successful career, it has been a long time since they have read a copy line by line and sentence by word like they are now boring contract.

It doesn't matter if you don't read it, once you read it, it's all problems.

Then they all used conference calls to connect with their personal lawyers.

It is a huge group. The business of each international banker may involve many different countries and people of different classes. Naturally, they must have lawyers who are familiar with the laws and conditions of these countries.

This time they mainly recruited Gefra's lawyers, federal lawyers, and some neutral country lawyers.

The reason why they need lawyers from neutral countries is actually very simple. They are still thinking about whether it is possible to use their means beyond gamblers and speculators - off-site factors to interfere with the outcome of judicial proceedings.

For example, they can file a protest with the Federation, believing that holding a trial in the Federation is not conducive to foreign businessmen like them, and requesting that the case be transferred to a neutral country and an international court where they have the ability to intervene, so that their chances of winning will be greatly increased.

They have indeed won many victories through this method before, so this time they are also considering whether they can do so.

As for the issues in the contract... most of them are mutual, equal breach of contract clauses.

For example, when one of the two parties actually breaches the contract, liquidated damages should be paid according to [-]% of the total contract price multiplied by the actual number of days of breach of contract.

This breach of contract clause actually exists in many contracts, ranging from buying and selling houses to buying and selling financial products.

I didn't think there was anything before, but now these people vaguely feel that this may be a trap.

"Mr. Herbers, I just looked through the relevant federal legal documents. The basis for liquidated damages is based on the collateral. In other words, if Mr. Lynch defaults on this loan, he needs When paying liquidated damages, the basis for calculating liquidated damages is not the actual market value of the currency borrowed, but the value of the collateral at the time of the loan.”

"And this kind of creditor's rights product has a value roughly equivalent to that of currency. As long as Gafla's official statement does not publicly abolish the exchange power of this batch of bonds, or publicly declares that it supports only a certain percentage of the bond's face value, then we The face value of the bond will be used as the actual value.”

"In other words, once one of you breaches the contract, the amount will be paid on the basis of Mr. Lynch's war bond with a denomination of 440 million federal soles, and the daily liquidated damages will be 94 Forty-five hundred federal soles."

Hearing this, Mr. Herbers' hands started to shake. He tried his best to maintain his emotional stability. He was afraid that his unstable emotions would affect other people. He suppressed his emotions and asked in a low voice. said, "So under what circumstances would I cause a breach of contract?"

After all, for things like borrowing money, I only heard of the borrower defaulting on the contract, never heard of the lender defaulting on the contract, so he asked again and again carefully.

"If you request to recover this part of the payment before the termination date of the contract, then how many days before the termination of the contract performance when you make this request, it will be counted as the number of days of breach of contract."

The lawyer said as if joking, "For example, you want to get back this part of the money now, and now there are 110 days before the termination date of this contract. According to the provisions of the contract, not only will you not get a penny, Another liquidated damages of about 1000 million federal soles must be paid to Mr. Lynch..."

The lawyer didn't know that his joking sentence almost broke Mr. Hebbs's pretended calm mood. He tightly grasped the top of his civilized staff and folded his hands, which made him look less panicked.

"This joke is not very funny, so let's discuss the second clause that I don't think is appropriate..."

Throughout the day, a group of people debated whether the terms of the contract were in their intended interest, and whether they were doing them too much harm.

In the end, they selected some terms that might have laid a trap. In addition to the issue of liquidated damages, there were also some other minor issues, such as payment methods and how to effectively confirm them.

At the end, Mr. Herbers asked the large team of lawyers from all over the world a question that he cared most about, "Gentlemen, suppose we have some differences in this contract, and in the end we intend to seek resolution through litigation. program, do we have a way to transfer its powers to other international tribunals, as we have done in the past?"

After a short discussion, the legal team gave a not-so-good conclusion, "Sorry, Mr. Hebbs, we don't think this is likely to happen."

"The first point is that the signing place of this contract is in Nagalil, and the place of execution is in the Federation. If you want to transfer the case from the Baylor Federation to other international courts, you must first convince these two countries to agree to your decision Do."

"But judging from the current situation, it is almost impossible."

"Regardless of the degree of influence that the Nagalil Joint Development Corporation has on the country's domestic judicial system, the mere parallelism of their two sets of laws will bring big troubles to subsequent lawsuits."

"Secondly, the Federation has become the world's top military power, and they have also shown an unprecedented tough attitude in opening up international affairs. We all believe that they cannot agree to our request, and Mr. Lynch and the top leaders of the Federation The relationship is very intimate, and he will definitely hinder it."

"I don't think it's possible for your idea to come true."

Mr. Hebbs pursed his lips, "I mean, if it's possible?"

He will work hard. He also knows a lot of people in Baylor Federation. There may not be no chance to change this situation, so he emphasized, what if it is possible?

But the lawyers didn't think so. "There is no possibility, Mr. Hebbs."

Mr. Herbers' emotions were a little out of control. He tried his best to give himself some good news that could be realized, but these lawyers always let him down!

His voice suddenly rose a lot, "I mean, what if, what if there is such a possibility?"

"As an employee, I would love to tell you that there is a chance, but as a lawyer, I must tell you that you don't have this one-in-a-million chance, Mr. Hebbs."

"We can't let you immerse yourself in false illusions of the impossible and wait for danger to come. If you think that if is valuable and valid, then you might as well consider what if these things will start out as you originally imagined. Isn't it better to end?"

Mr. Hebers was unable to speak for a long time because of what the lawyer said. He realized that this might be the stupidest decision in his life!
(End of this chapter)