We also have Fondor Shipyards, Obulette Shipyards, and Tallaani Shipyards, and will be opening them to galactic business. We also have the reknown Mrlsst Academy, to which we will open admitance to Republic citizens in the next semester, as the current one has already begun. We also have the Mrlsst Center for Linguistic Studies, which will be immediatly available to the Diplomatic Corps. The Central Academic Hospital on Mrlsst will also be open immediatly to the medical sector of the Republic. In short, we have a good amount of educational opportunites that will open up for the Republic, unique to the Galaxy.

Now we come to what we need in return. Unfortunatly, ten years ago, a corporation known as the InterGalactic Mining Core, rose to power within Tapani Sector. Over time, they became more or less the working government of our Sector, as well as the primary employer of the Sector. When the Bastion Accords were signed, the corporation protested, and completely pulled out of Tapani Sector. A super-majority of our entire economic system was wrapped up within the IMC, and this move devestated us. We have record numbers of unemployment, debt, and bankruptcy claims. To be blunt, the Sector is currently sinked into a depression. It is the unfortunate, and silent, result of peace. I am not blaming the Accords for it...but the conqequence is undeniable. We need financial and economic aid, and help rebuilding some of our infastructure. It is perhaps this result, which was enabled by the nobles, that allowed my rise to this position. We have a chance to start over, and bring about great change within our historic and legendary Sector, and we would like the Republic to be a part of this.

Nute buys and sells classic starshipss. He placed an advertisement on the Holonet stating that he wished to buy Inter-galactic Mining Corps ships from the period of the Clone Wars and was prepared to offer good prices. He gave his station's coordinates and communicator number and said he could be contacted there during normal office hours, during weekdays and sometimes weekends. On Friday Pors took his IGBC Shuttle to Nute's station and he (Nute) offered 150,000 credits for it. Pors thought they were worth more and he declined the offer and left the shop. However, by the time Nute arrived back home Pors had decided to accept the offer of 150,000 credits and she posted a letter to him to that effect. At the same time Nute was posting a letter to Pors stating that he was prepared to pay 200,000 credits for the shuttle. Pors recived the letter the following day and immediately left a message on his stations answering machine that the ship was sold to Nute for 200,000 credits. On Sunday Pors changed his mind and left another message stating that he no longer wished to sell the classic shuttle.
On Monday Nute arrived at his station to find the letter and two communicator messages from Pors.
What advice would you give to Nute and Pors in these circumstances? What contracts would exist? (if any) And what would be the best steps they could take to resolve this? (within or without the legal framework).

As such Mr Crion is hereby permitted to enter the Senate with no opposition.