On Monday, March 11, 2002, at 02:23 pm, Matthew J Craven wrote:
>> Only if he has not sold/copied/gave 1 copy away , after either has >> happened he owes regardless > > Obviously! > >> And if they where bothered , they would sue for each amount they could >> have made+their charges to Sue > > Indeed, they could. No they could not. Let's just get one thing straight - Amstrad have already made a public statement that the Spectrum ROM may be copied freely for use in zero-cost Spectrum emulators. They could, in theory, revoke that right tomorrow, but they can't sue for anything done under the terms of the existing agreement. >> So taking the second option is 2 late after you have commited the act >> , soz . but thats law Yes, it would be too late to not pay if I had copied copyrighted material without permission, but that isn't what's going on here. Andrew -- --- Andrew Collier ---- ---- http://mnemotech.ucam.org/ --- -- r<2+ T<4* cSEL dMS hEn/CB<BL A4 S+*<++ C$++L/mP W- a-- Vh+seT+ (Cantab) 1.1.4
