Re: unisys and licensing

Which is essentially the bottom line.  As an issue to be aware of, this is
important.  As an issue to be worried about, it falls somewhere below mowing
my lawn.  It is just one of those recurring specters that revisits the lists
every month or so.

Thanks for pointing out my legal misconceptions...:)

Darrell

The Web Center
Web Site Solutions
admin(at)webctr.com
www.webctr.com

----- Original Message -----
From: Shaun L. Sides <arch(at)abts.net>
To: <hwg-basics(at)hwg.org>
Sent: Monday, September 06, 1999 11:44 PM
Subject: Re: unisys and licensing


> On 6 Sep 99, at 7:45, The Web Center wrote:
>
> > As a defendant, I need only (in the US) establish reasonable
> > doubt...not retrace my every step since opening by business doors.
>
> It would be a civil matter, which would make the burden of proof fall
> to a "preponderance of the evidence."  Basically, the plaintiff must
> show that his statements are 51% likely, or greater.  Still, even
> with that less stringent standard, I believe that you are correct (and
> I was before you a few days back) when you opine that the
> litigation would be unsuccessful.
>
> Shaun L. Sides       arch(at)abts.net
> UIN:                       6654303
>     arch(at)smoky3.dhr.state.nc.us
>     arch(at)neverwinter.cas.nwu.edu
>

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