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Their general assertion here stands - there's still a general expectation from consumers that once someone buys something physical it is theirs to do with as th
by gr3yh47 11y ago
Their general assertion here stands - there's still a general expectation from consumers that once someone buys something physical it is theirs to do with as they wish.
- rayiner 11y agoThey're presupposing that there is any legal recognition of that "general expectation." That's why the invoke the doctrine of restraints on alienability--to justify that such an expectation exists.