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Old 30-08-2008, 16:09   #68
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Re: Have you received a letter from Davenport Lyons?

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Originally Posted by Kymmy View Post
Again the letters are just really a warning stating that they WILL take action if you don't agree to thier company set fine. After that a court case will NOT use the already recieved letters but the proof that they have...

Will be intresting though as sooner or later someone will fight it and then it'll become a landmark case which I'm sure a lot of other companies with P2P data will stream out of the wings...
There's 2 sides to that though. If the rights holder wins, as you say, it'll open the flood gates.

However if the rights holder loses, it shouldn't be seen as a green flag for P2P. All that will do is clearer define the requirements from the rights holder and essentially set them up for a more likely positive result in 6 months time when they've gone back and got the necessary data from a new bunch of P2P users.
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