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Old 20-12-2008, 00:00   #319
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Re: Have you received a letter from Davenport Lyons?

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Originally Posted by Toto View Post
Get your original case challenged the proper way, and stop trying to pee about with these people.
Much as I would love to do this, it is unfortunately impossible.

DL drop the case as soon as you respond. They only ever take it to court if you don't respond so that they can get a default judgement.

So, simply ignore them until you see them in court, right? Well, I don't know how that would look in legal terms, because you are supposed to at least converse with the court if not DL themselves. All correspondence with the court needs to be copied to DL.

Basically, it seems to be virtually impossible to make someone sue you for copyright infringement when they don't really want to. If that sounds like a rather obvious statement then forgive me, but you seem to have missed it.

That's why the best option would be for someone with plenty of money and lawyers to bring a test case against DL. It wouldn't prevent them from harvesting BitTorrent trackers for people to threaten but it would at least establish reasonable level of proof to be required.
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