On Fri, Jun 11, 2004 at 02:20:54PM +0100, Edmund GRIMLEY EVANS wrote: > > > If the court is willing to take the licensor's word for > > > it, then couldn't the licensor sue me in Santa Clara even if I had > > > never had anything to do with the software? > > > > Yes, but you could then tell them and the court that they had to move the > > suit to where you lived. With this clause, you couldn't (unless the clause > > was ruled to be unenforcable). > > This is circular. A court has to decide from the facts of the case > whether the clause is "enforceable". Which court decides that? That > depends on whether the clause is "enforceable". So where do we start?
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