software liability disclaimers
From: Developwebsites (developwebsites_at_aol.com)
Date: 11/28/03
- Previous message: Ian Woods: "Re: Virtual machines. Why aren't they used more?"
- Next in thread: Richard Heathfield: "Re: software liability disclaimers"
- Reply: Richard Heathfield: "Re: software liability disclaimers"
- Reply: Joe \: "Re: software liability disclaimers"
- Reply: William: "Re: software liability disclaimers"
- Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ]
Date: 28 Nov 2003 01:53:25 GMT
Are those "AS IS" no warranty liability disclaimers on software packages
legally enforceable and legally binding?
I mean the ones which say if you break this seal, or if you install this
software we are not liable for damages to computer blah blah, and you have
to press yes to proceed.
Obviously, noone actually reads them and just press yes/install.
Would this be considered as a legal non-signed contract?
If software you make can be downloaded from your, or some other, site
are you actually legally liable for damages no matter what your disclaimer
says?
Lets say the software, or the product, or service, or whatever, actually
causes damages to my computer, server, info, and as a result I lose
income or whatever, can I sue? Does the provider of the software have
a defense by saying that since I pressed YES, or broke the seal, or installed
the software, or used his services, I agreed to his disclaimer
and therefore I cant sue or collect damages?
--------------------------------------------------
*** E-mail is shut off ***
--------------------------------------------------
- Previous message: Ian Woods: "Re: Virtual machines. Why aren't they used more?"
- Next in thread: Richard Heathfield: "Re: software liability disclaimers"
- Reply: Richard Heathfield: "Re: software liability disclaimers"
- Reply: Joe \: "Re: software liability disclaimers"
- Reply: William: "Re: software liability disclaimers"
- Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ]
Relevant Pages
|
|