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Common-sense law
It makes perfect sense that, by law, you shouldn't be able to charge people for services or products you can't/won't prove that you've actually provided. I don't know if there's a comparable law in the US, but there SHOULD be.

If SCO feels they have such a strong claim to Linux, why haven't they yet given definitive proof in court? This is looking more and more like SCO has jumped off a cliff and is flapping its arms desperately, trying to fly.
Posted by: doctormoriarty   Posted on: 01/23/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Good on ya Mate!!!!  Ployd_Farker | 01/22/04
Darl needs a new gimmick  IT_User | 01/22/04
This needs to go to The Hague  Mike Cox | 01/22/04
Are you stupid or what?  sjworth@... | 01/22/04
Goes down first?  Doug@... | 01/22/04
Yet another incarnation of bitty?  NoB$ | 01/22/04
wow  LightningShrike | 01/22/04
Are you really that green?  LightningShrike | 01/22/04
No, he's a satiritist!  gath | 01/22/04
almost  LightningShrike | 01/22/04
Wow! What an attitude.  chiishen | 01/22/04
It's unamerican!!!  aaantunes | 01/22/04
Wow, a real CIO opinion!!!!! I'm in shock and awe  thepubba | 01/22/04
the legality of what the Australians are doing  gilgamesh_z | 01/22/04
Good job!  Martin Marvinski | 01/22/04
Highly Illegal !  NT Admin | 01/22/04
oops, SCO lawyers dont know world trade law..  ydhptkh1 | 01/22/04
Common-sense law  doctormoriarty | 01/23/04

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