begin Derek J. Balling quotation: > The contention is, though, that in some jurisdictions, that disclaimer > is NOT valid and enforceable, whereas a "you may not use this in > <condition>, <condition>, <condition> types of situations" IS. Yes, I'm aware of that. What I was trying to suggest, without getting into gory detail, was that there will always be inappropriate-usage situations not on the proscribed list, and that the only long-term protection lies in judges correctly concluding that the up-front disclaimer of warranty (whether locally-enforceable or not) combined with the complete lack of payment make assignment of liability to the copyright-holder inequitable. -- Cheers, "Open your present...." Rick Moen "No, you open your present...." rick (at) linuxmafia.com Kaczinski Christmas. -- Unabomber Haiku Contest, CyberLaw mailing list
- prohibiting use that would result in death or perso... Justin Wells
- Re: prohibiting use that would result in death... David Johnson
- RE: prohibiting use that would result in death... SamBC
- Re: prohibiting use that would result in death... Derek J. Balling
- Re: prohibiting use that would result in death... Rick Moen
- Re: prohibiting use that would result in death... Derek J. Balling
- Re: prohibiting use that would result in death... Seth David Schoen
- Re: prohibiting use that would result in death... Rick Moen
- Re: prohibiting use that would result in death... Derek J. Balling
- Re: prohibiting use that would result in death... Rick Moen
- Re: prohibiting use that would result in death... Rick Moen
- Re: prohibiting use that would result in death... Justin Wells
- Re: prohibiting use that would result in death... David Johnson
- Re: prohibiting use that would result in death... Derek J. Balling
- RE: prohibiting use that would result in death... Rod Dixon, J.D., LL.M.
- Re: prohibiting use that would result in death... Derek J. Balling