This was also why they had sent Bridge over; the contracts in Golden Port City were the most numerous, and they required the sharpest, most uncompromising spear!
For those with lower penalty payments, such as only thirty percent, or fifty percent, they would directly tear up the contracts and then arrange for legal affairs to sue these people.
Many people were reluctant to sue large corporate companies, which had strong legal systems and knew a lot of people in the Judicial Department.
It's not that they couldn't win, but winning would require paying a hefty price, possibly thousands or even tens of thousands of dollars in lawyer fees.
This expense might even be less than the amount mentioned in the penalty clause, so there was a high chance they would choose an out-of-court settlement—Liji Group would return their deposit to them and give a symbolic compensation, a few thousand, or a few hundred dollars.
