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Message: [QUOTE="lynx000, post: 2992273, member: 2065"] Where this is at, at the moment from my understanding is that WB's solicitor has sent a letter of demand to the Broncos. So no action has been commenced at this stage. The Broncos have asked for, and been granted an extension of time to respond. This whole thing may go no further. Once his solicitors receive the Bronco's response, if the Broncos set out in chapter and verse what they have available to them in terms of evidence to support the termination, his solicitors might advise him that there is a risk to pursue it. Final observation, nobody should be criticised for pursuing a legal remedy if they feel that they have been wronged. That is what the system is there for. The reality is that other than the lawyers, it is probably in no one's best interests, Broncos, WB or Souths for this to go to a hearing. [/QUOTE]

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