A complicated case that I'm not brave enough to make a call on....

A complicated case that I'm not brave enough to make a call on.

Metaphorically speaking: did the 'soon to become new owners' cut off the supply of a rare octane fuel required to power a 1931 Bugatti and render it just a shell unable to strut its stuff. Then the debt ridden owner of said Bugatti has no option but sell it for scrap value to fend off the wolves whom it owes money - unable to fulfill its service. Miraculously with a few tweaks the new owners get the Bugatti running on readily available E10 and it once again it promenades.

Did Pitcher act with due care in warning the owner of the impact it would have if Bugatti was starved of fuel. Should Pitcher have been more sceptical of the value placed on Bugatti's forward client bookings.

I've no idea and really just have a passing interest. Does seem fishy though!