Huang Chung
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This is at the top of the page and I can't post in the legal section to ask. So much for an open Internet. If it continues this way great britain will be like a little china of the internet.
I imagine this wasn't fought to keep the number of court cases down.
Where can I find more details on the specifics of this as their claims look crap.
Their agreement probably wouldn't pass laws designed to protect the consumer from unfair contracts and so on and so forth.
I just thought of another thing. The ruling says high court of England and Wales but what about Scotland or Northern Ireland?
On Thursday, March 16, 2017, Bossland GmbH, and its directors Mr Zwetan Letschew and Mr Patrick Kirk admitted, in and for the purposes of proceedings before the High Court of England and Wales, that the sale of its software which it sells as Honorbuddy, Gatherbuddy, Demonbuddy, Hearthbuddy, Stormbuddy and Watchover Tyrant, to any person resident in the United Kingdom, constitutes an infringement of Blizzard’s intellectual property rights and an inducement to players of Blizzard’s games to breach their agreements with Blizzard. Accordingly, Bossland and its directors are no longer permitted to advertise or offer for sale such software to UK residents.
I imagine this wasn't fought to keep the number of court cases down.
Where can I find more details on the specifics of this as their claims look crap.
Their agreement probably wouldn't pass laws designed to protect the consumer from unfair contracts and so on and so forth.
I just thought of another thing. The ruling says high court of England and Wales but what about Scotland or Northern Ireland?