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Old 06-30-2009, 10:20 AM   #55
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Originally Posted by Shaggy View Post
Just because you can break a law does not mean you are guilty of breaking it. Yes, if you do download another copy for your own use after you have sold it, then it would be a problem. But the potential for that to happen does not mean anyone is violating copyright.
I'm afraid I think that you're on very "shaky ground" here. It strikes me as being the same situation as photocopying a paper book, selling someone the photocopy, and trying to "legitimise" that by saying "I promise that I'll keep the original on my bookshelf and will never take it down from there". I may of course be wrong, but it seems to me that the important point is the fact that you still have access to the original, regardless of whether or not you actually access it.

If you could get the bookstore to remove your access to the book, the case would be definitely be a lot stronger.
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