> Assuming a commercial product, doesn't the disclaimer you > *always* get hit with routinely require that you disclaim all > rights of recovery against the vendor? There's probably > indemnification and hold-harmless agreements in there as well > I bet (they're certainly in my own license agreement). > > You would need to be using very specialized software indeed > to not have those thoroughly routine statements in your > commercial licensing contract.
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