Zefram wrote: > Neither Civil CFJs nor > my hypothetical contractual arbitration service had/have the power to > impose an equitable judgement such as a transfer of currencies. In both > cases the only things that can be imposed are the criminal-style penalties > of chokey and exile.
Oh, final point: This is true of the system you've just imposed. It's not true of the previous civil system, which included the above as punitive damages for rules violations, but granted judges the power to Order arbitrary compensatory and punitive damages in whatever currency or units were meaningful to parties in the contract for agreements which were not the Rules. These orders would be legal, binding by the contract, and appealable/upholdable in Agoran law. Enforcement, of course, would always be an issue. -Goethe
