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Old 31-08-2008, 13:49   #86
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Re: Have you received a letter from Davenport Lyons?

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Surely that should be he "may" err on the side that I were responsible?
You having a go at my grammar??


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I don't think this point has been fully tested in court yet, and I am still not convinced that because the customer may have had an insecure wireless network it automatically makes them the culprit in law. It could do, but until its fully tested.....I'm going to reserve judgement on that, like my judgement means a jot.
There has been cases of people found guilty of theft of services via wireless and also as this thread is about people defaulting on a copyright/file sharing judgement..

But YES it will be very interesting when someone actually defends themselves and whether they use the insecure wireless defence...
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