n authority)
was Melville Nimmer. The treatise is continued by his son, David, a
fine lawyer with whom I do from time to time politely disagree about
something. Ray Nimmer is quite another person.
Eben
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Eben Moglenv: 212-461-1901
Professor of Law, Columbia La
On Friday, 26 October 2018, Eric S. Raymond wrote:
Eben Moglen :
> reputational damage is *specifically* recognized as grounds for relief.
>
> No. Reputational damage is not mentioned at all, let alone
> specifically recognized.
I have no difficulty in find
ure interests is
seriously considered), more is said. But the key point is that the
"rule against perpetuities" is not a rule against perpetuities. The
confusion on this point is one of the clearest signs that the writer
or writers using various pseudonyms is/are not, whatever s/he claims,
a U
tatements until the work is complete, and
we will be neither hurried nor intimidated by people who shout at us
instead of helping.
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