Max, I am the original purchaser/would be seller, and never built an aircraft. If someone buys the plans from me and they build an aircraft (which would be "one aircraft" because I did not build one)am I in violation of anything?
Thanks Dean --- Max Hardberger <capt...@maritimeatty.com> wrote: > Since my business deals with contracts, I can add to this discussion that > the covenant to build only one aircraft per set of plans purchased is > enforceable only against the original purchaser. If he violates the terms of > his purchase contract by selling the plans, that is a matter between him and > his contracting partner (here, RR). Anyone who buys the plans from him is > violating no laws, and is not even violating a contract, since the second > purchaser has no contract with RR. Even language on the plans themselves-- > "For one A/C only" or something like that--has no effect on the second > purchaser. > > As to the morality of buying used plans, that's a question for a priest, not > a lawyer. I can only say that the second purchaser has violated no laws or > contract. > > The above is for general reference only and is not meant to be legal advice. > > Max Hardberger > > > _______________________________________________ > see KRnet list details at http://www.krnet.org/instructions.html __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! SiteBuilder - Free, easy-to-use web site design software http://sitebuilder.yahoo.com
