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In contract law, “third party” is a term of art meaning a party which is not a party to the contract. So the fact that Tesla is not a party to the developer’s a
by sthnblllII 6y ago
In contract law, “third party” is a term of art meaning a party which is not a party to the contract. So the fact that Tesla is not a party to the developer’s agreement with Apple makes it a third party.
- coldtea 6y ago>In contract law, “third party” is a term of art Next thing you'll tell me there's a Sanity Clause, with little elves helping him, etc. Yeah, I know. My question is: "who guaranteers that the app maker has any agreement with Tesla"? One could release an app claiming so, without Tesla approval, and do shady stuff -- where Apple gets part of the blame from customers.