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Old 07-10-2009, 11:10 AM   #199
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You could be right.

As I pointed out in one of the posts just above, Title 17, Chaper 5, section 503 gives the power to a court to impound unauthorized copies of a copyrighted item, and destroy or otherwise dispose of them. And it doesn't limit that authority to unsold copies.
It gives the power to a court, not to Amazon.

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This very strongly suggests that the buyer of an unauthorized ebook does not have any property rights in the ebook.
Assuming that Chapter 5, section 503 includes property sold to customers, and is not just talking impounding the unauthorized distributors property. I don't think it's clear how that would be interpreted.
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