On 14 Apr 2014, at 09:11, Andrew Katz <[email protected]> wrote:
> I've spoken to the division at HM Revenue and Customs which deals with the > seizure of infringing items, and they see no reason in principle why they may > not use their powers against items containing infringing GPL code. However, > the applicant does have to give various undertakings as to costs and damages > etc. if the allegation turns out to be incorrect (which means, potentially, > that they may be forced to the expense of proving their case in a court of > law), so this is a fairly major disincentive to use this process. *Very* interesting, indemnities / undertakings notwithstanding… Neil __________ Neil Brown [email protected] | http://neilzone.co.uk
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