On Mon, 11 Aug 2008, comex wrote:
> There is no real way to
> compel/force anyone to do anything, without their having agreed to a
> contract to that effect, and there never has been.
Not true. At least, depending on how the R101 case turns out, not necessarily
true. If equity settlements can be imposed in general, we've also found that
contracts can allow one person to act on behalf of another. An equity case
can include:
"If Party A fails to act as this equity settlement states, the
judge can act on Party A's behalf to do so."
I've been planning to use this method for future enforcement, I don't know
if anyone else has thought of it but it seems pretty straightforward.
-Goethe
