Walter Landry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Maybe I'm remembering something completely wrong, but I thought that > legal contracts in the US were not copyrightable.
If that is the case, I congratulate the US legislators. However, in the UK, if I remember correctly, the Law Society owns the copyright for the standard terms and conditions used in buying and selling houses and charges for their use, thereby adding its own private tax to the various government taxes on buying and selling property.
