Not necessarily, some provisions could be binding. And then there's promissory estoppel.

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Author: DiscoRick (2340 Posts - Joined: Sep 15, 2021)

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I'm sure ND has top notch attorneys looking at these things. And some MOU's can be binding. It all depends.

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Breaking News (?)..."Pete Bevacqua reveals that ND is assured of CFP berth in 2026 if Irish are [LINK] - TyroneIrish - 1:41am 12/8/25 (6) [View All]
- Re: Breaking News (?)..."Pete Bevacqua reveals that ND is assured of CFP berth in 2026 if Irish are - admiraltact - 7:40am 12/8/25
  - I agree with you…this committee can’t be trusted…just getting all the facts out on the table. [NT] - TyroneIrish - 11:10am 12/8/25
  - Right, they'll just rank ND 13. And commence hosing us. [NT] - DiscoRick - 9:11am 12/8/25
- MOU's are non-binding. Otherwise, they would be called contracts. [NT] - NedoftheHill - 1:56am 12/8/25
  - Not necessarily, some provisions could be binding. And then there's promissory estoppel. - DiscoRick - 9:14am 12/8/25
  - Covered that in my MBA program...just shows the "Powers That Be" in the CFP camp might have had an - TyroneIrish - 2:05am 12/8/25

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