Hi, I would be interested in seeing the court documents. Would you mind sending me a scanned copy. I'm interested if that case might apply to my contracts I might have in Michigan. If so, then I simply will not do work for companies there unless the pay up front.
I doubt that I would loose because the contracts, that the client signs when not paying advance, includes provisions that assign their license to me as the lien holder of their debt and this would permit me repossess my property unless payments are kept current. In summary, my lawyer told me that he based this provision was based on credit laws that permit a lien holder to repossess the item held in lien for failure to pay. Ever hear of anyone having an automobile repossessed without their immediate consent. The loose the use of their lien held transportation. B H Hix [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [Original Message] > From: R.A.V. Enterprises <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED] (RBASE-L Mailing List)> > Date: 7/29/03 7:54:07 AM > Subject: [RBASE-L] - RE: Salem, Ohio Warning > > I don't know about Ohio, but in Michigan placing code of > this nature that disables software in the manner described > is 100% Illegal! > > I know first hand and can provide the court case docket > number. > > Rob Vincent > Dearborn Heights, Michigan
