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"was guaranteed (literally, contractually)" What benefit does Microsoft get to offset this huge potential liability?
by smallblacksun 16y ago
"was guaranteed (literally, contractually)"
What benefit does Microsoft get to offset this huge potential liability?
- derefr 16y agoThe point of the contractual obligation isn't to assume liability in case they aren't the same, though; it's to force Microsoft (or whoever else) to prove, incontrovertibly, that they are the same, and therefore give the companies no wiggle-room. Without that proof, no company is going to bother either way, no matter how much liability they're spared.