Re: good samaritan
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From: | Jamie Erickson <JErickson@genetics.com> |
To: | RCHIOVETTI@aol.com, HistoNet@Pathology.swmed.edu |
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Date: | Tue, 09 Mar 1999 14:59:31 -0500 |
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Well said Bob.....
Jamie Erickson
>>> <RCHIOVETTI@aol.com> 03/09 2:19 PM >>>
In a message dated 99-03-09 13:45:31 EST, Decalchem@aol.com writes
Hmmm...a very interesting thread. At least it got the manufacturer's
attention! But I would argue that the owners of the Shandon instrument
already have a previous legal right to the manual (although missing) because
they bought a copy of the manual when they bought the instrument. But then
again, I'm not a lawyer.
It's really a question of business philosophy, I think, and whether it's worth
going after a customer for copyright infringement because they copied a manual
or received a copy of a manual. This would definitely *not* be a wise
decision for any manufacturer. Can you say, "Lost Business," boys and girls?
Bob
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