As I understand it the photocopies were made by the original owner of a book
for his/her personal use that was legal, but to remain legal they should have
remained with the book.   A new owner of the book could use them if required,
again for personal use only, but they should not have been passed on to a
third party by sale or by gift.

Brenda

> All that being said, the seller did not purposefully make copies of a
> publication to sell, did they? Is it unlawful to sell a piece of paper that
> happens to be a photocopy? What if the papers of the previous owner were of
> collectible value to someone?

Brenda in Allhallows
paternos...@appleshack.com
www.brendapaternoster.co.uk

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