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Old 01-07-2015, 11:05 AM   #13
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The Australian Government just recomended that certain restrictions which may be in some contracts will not be enforced in Australia. To save time, might as well write those restrictions on toilet paper so they can be useful for something.
That can, however, only have validity in Australia. ie, an author could not sue for breach of contract in an Australian court. The contract would still remain perfectly valid elsewhere.
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