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Old 01-30-2010, 10:02 AM   #83
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[on "natural light only"]Sure. Good luck to her on enforcing that, though.
Actually, no. She can't enforce that on the end user because there's no contract involved in retail purchase. So there's no way to impose contract terms on the end user. 1st sale doctrine.
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If she puts that in her contract, and the publishers want to sell her book badly enough, you bet.
Yes, here, because she does have a contract with the publishers.
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Of course. Mind, that would just result in (even more) people reading pirate (NB: not file-shared. Pirate.) editions, but it's a perfectly legal demand to make.
And yes here, too. On both the contract front, and the likely effect of such a contractual provision.

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