| noname2200 said: It's the Ninth Circuit, so it's quite possible. This decision certainly flies in the face of long-standing precedent regarding adhesion contracts, anyways. |
The Western Washington court's decision upheld the idea that customers own the software they purchase, commonly referred to as the "You bought it, you own it" principle. The Appeal Court's decision, however, undermines that idea if the software has "license only" language in its EULA.
I assume you mean the second sentence right?
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