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Civil law doesn't work like that. Its precise. You cant just 'interpret' things to widen or shrink the scope. You can't include things that are not directly spe
by unity1001 4y ago
Civil law doesn't work like that. Its precise. You cant just 'interpret' things to widen or shrink the scope. You can't include things that are not directly specified in the law or in the lawsuit. If the lawsuit is about software licensed to hardware manufacturers, the lawsuit is about it. Another lawsuit will need to be opened to deal with software licensed to end users. Its somewhat like iterative software development. The scope is kept as precise as possible.