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Old 03-20-2009, 11:53 AM   #24
tompe
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Originally Posted by Steve Jordan View Post
If the issue here is whether or not it is okay to ignore and violate the contract you agreed to when purchasing the books... well, legally and morally, no. When you agree to abide by a selling contract, that's it. There's no going back and unilaterally changing your mind, and claiming the contract is no longer valid just because your situation (or just your state of mind) has changed
Yes, but some part of the contract might not be legally binding. I ignore all shrink wrap conditions since they are not legal for example. So for example if first sale gives you certain rights then you have these right and what the contract say does not matter.
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