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Old 07-27-2009, 09:56 PM   #64
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Originally Posted by Shaggy View Post
Just to be clear, the people who purchased these books did not commit copyright infringement at all. It's not a matter of whether it was on purpose or not, there was absolutely no infringement on their part. Everything the purchaser did was completely legal.

The seller/distributor violated copyright, not the buyer. The buyer legally bought and owned the eBook.
The buyer did absolutely nothing wrong, nobody says the buyer should be punished. But since Amazon had no legal right to sell the books, the buyer could not legally take ownership and must return (in this case, delete) his copy. The buyer retains the right to sue the person who uploaded the illegal books to Amazon for damages.
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