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Originally Posted by Thasaidon
English consumer law gives the courts to decide whether the clauses in a seller's standard terms and conditions are "fair". If the court decides a clause is "unfair" then the clause cannot be enforced by the seller.
This has happened on a number of occasions but most sellers under UK law can choose not to sell to a specific customer. The ones who must deal with every customer are very rare exceptions.
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Absolutely - that's exactly the point that I'm making. It may certainly be the case that Amazon can't enforce the "you can't resell your eBooks" clause in their T&Cs, but that certainly doesn't mean that they won't be within their rights to decline to do further business with someone who chooses to do so.