Talk:Microsystems Software, Inc. v. Scandinavia Online AB

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Note: I've added this article to Category: Canadian copyright law, not Category: Canadian copyright case law because although there was a Canadian case, the interesting one was in the USA, and both were settled out-of-court without creating a binding precedent of "case law". Nonetheless, the case is relevant to copyright law in Canada as one of the first involving the issue of whether reverse engineering violated copyright.216.59.230.140 00:20, 2 February 2007 (UTC)

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