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Any references to case law? AFAIK none really exists because it’s generally assumed that non commercial open source licenses with disclaimers are pretty legall
by fnordpiglet 3y ago
Any references to case law? AFAIK none really exists because it’s generally assumed that non commercial open source licenses with disclaimers are pretty legally resilient so haven’t been tested. But my scope is US only.
- pjmlp 3y agoFor example EULAs are not valid in many European countries, because you haven't signed any contract when paying for the product. If the user has accepted such provision before making the binding acquisition of the said product, then it is another matter.