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Old 07-23-2012, 09:21 PM   #68
Edward M. Grant
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Originally Posted by Soldim View Post
So, in principle, it is not limited in it's business to Harlequin -- whether the do business with other companies on the publishing level I don't know. It's rather unlikely they don't do business with financial institutions outside of the Harlequin group.
Yeah, and?

If Harlequin had given them the rights for free, would that still be OK?

As I understand it, the case is likely to hinge on whether Harlequin were receiving a competitive rate from their subsidiary or could have licensed the rights for substantially more money elsewhere. I have a hard time believing that they couldn't have got more than 6% for those rights from a company which wasn't a subsidiary.
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