At 19:28 +0100 8/9/07, Gordon Joly wrote:
Like the way that the banks are resisting going to court when
people demand their bank charges back, no organization has ever
been prosecuted anyone for doing this in the UK. Therefore you can
take the legal opinion from various people, but without a high
court judge hearing such a case the legality is technically
undefined...
Yes, my feeling too. Were does this appear in the terms and
conditions (the possibility to unlock the time limitation that is)?
Where does it appear? Answering my own question... (with help from an
interested reader)...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayerbeta/tandc.shtml
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BBC Content in whole or in part other than as permitted in these
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That's clear enough!
Gordo
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