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Sydney Morning Herald: SCO Case ‘Unlikely to Invalidate Licences’

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Sam Varghese
Nov 3, 2004

“The SCO Group’s case against IBM is unlikely to result in open
source licences being invalidated, the head of the IP and
technology group at a leading law firm says.

“Andrew Chalet, who is also a partner in the corporate and
financial services team at Phillips Fox, was speaking at a seminar
on ‘Legal issues surrounding open source software deployment’ in
Melbourne this morning…”


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