On 19.04.2010, at 15:46, Scott Ribe wrote:
> Well, no, they're really not in their rights to sue you once their employees 
> have given permission... They could of course change their minds, and 
> essentially rescind permission, then sue you if don't comply. But that's kind 
> of an out-there possibility to worry about.

 "An oral contract isn't worth the paper it's written on."

 Not that I'm a lawyer, but if you weren't there yourself, remember the session 
and have witnesses, you'll have a hard time defending this in court. I doubt 
Apple would sue without sending a cease-and-desist first, but considering how 
picky they are about iPhone apps, I'd not risk their ire. Particularly if I 
wanted to be in any Apple store, be it the Downloads page, or brick-and-mortar 
or online store.

-- Uli Kusterer
Sole Janitor
http://www.the-void-software.com



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