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Old 03-15-2011, 06:26 AM   #43
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One consideration is the licence agreement. If that says that ownership is not transferrable, you'd be in breach of contract if you were to re-sell it.
Luckily our copyright act makes resale an indispensable right. Spiffy, isn't it?

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Non-transferrable software licence agreements are not uncommon.
They're also not enforceable (the resale prohibition, that is).

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The terms and conditions of most bookstores do say that ownership cannot be transferred, and you have agreed to those terms when you buy the book.
No need to go into details here, but these one-click-shrink-wrap licenses are probably not watertight, either. Suffice to say our legal system doesn't like them very much, certainly not if consumers are involved.
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