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While you're likely correct that this wouldn't work in Germany as in a situation like this Oracle would've to pay their layers, the defendants lawyer as well as
by 411111111111111 6y ago
While you're likely correct that this wouldn't work in Germany as in a situation like this Oracle would've to pay their layers, the defendants lawyer as well as the courts costs if they repeal too often... There are other avenues for them to ruin his live, which I can imagine them taking.
I.e not extending his employers licence or making them pay even more.
Oracle loves to make examples and ain't pulling their punches
- jojobas 6y agoSurely discrimination on a public license offer would not be considered funny in Germany either?
- to11mtm 6y agoI mean it probably would be a protracted battle, but one that a person would likely be able to win in the EU. The most classic example I can think of was the McLibel case; one of the critical points in that being overturned was the gross disparity in legal resources of each side was considered a violation of the defendant's rights.