What does SVR3 have that SVR2 doesn't?
Doug Gwyn
gwyn at brl-smoke.ARPA
Sun Mar 20 15:50:51 AEST 1988
In article <16603 at beta.UUCP> hwe at beta.UUCP (Skip Egdorf) writes:
>5. A clause in the license that lets AT&T decide to pull your product
> whenever THEY decide that you are not really selling SVR3.
That's not what the clause says. In any case, VARs have a contract
with AT&T and of course violations of the contract by either side
can lead to litigation. Nothing new there. The only thing new is
that you can't use their trademark for a product that doesn't meet
their specifications. Somehow I doubt that this is an innovation
in the annals of contract law.
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