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Old 01-09-2015, 05:50 AM   #67
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Originally Posted by GlennD View Post
So if the other signee of the contract is already gone (ie, the seller goes out of business), what happens to the contract? If the seller is no longer able to uphold their end of your mutual agreement (you can no longer download from them), what is the status of the contract? Or is this more grey area?
if one of the parties ceases to exist and there's no clause in the contract that dictates who steps in to replace said party, then the contract ceases to exist. and thus does the license. no more contract, no more license to read the book, no more access to the book. how are (some of) you people not getting this!?!?

if someone is worried about what happens to a $3.99 ebook, then they clearly aren't leaving much else so they've led a pretty meaningless life. if someone is saying they've got tens of thousands of dollars tied up in this, then maybe they should have paid more attention to what they're buying or had a more suitable contract drafted.
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