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IANAL, but as far as I understand EULA don't have the last say on things like this. The courts decide if the terms are reasonable. Apparently, there is no repe
by xelxebar 9y ago
IANAL, but as far as I understand EULA don't have the last say on things like this. The courts decide if the terms are reasonable.
Apparently, there is no repercussion for putting non-enforcable conditions in an EULA, so companies are encouraged to throw as much self-serving protection language in there as possible in the off chance that it will stick.
- hedora 9y agoI believe that is correct (I am also not a lawyer). They are international, so I wonder if they can venue shop to some country where this is enforceable and first world courts don’t have much influence.