if delay is written in contract, it's fine, but if... @officialjustlend

Answer2: It is important to remember that contracts are legally binding agreements between two parties, and delays should always be outlined in the contract. If the delay is decided by a person, it is not legally binding and could lead to misunderstandings or disputes. It is therefore important to ensure that any delays are clearly outlined in the contract so that all parties are aware of the timeline and expectations. Furthermore, it is important to ensure that any delays are reasonable and in line with the agreed upon timeline. If the delay is too long, it could lead to additional costs or legal action by one of the parties.

I understand justlend has always paid never missed so far. But this is still a valid point though.