* It is not the EULA that allows me to use the software.*
ProCD said it was way back in ‘96. It’s still good law isn’t it?
As to unconscionability, the subject matter is relevant. In other words, there aren’t any video game cases in the unconscionability section of the typical contracts textbook.
ProCD said it was way back in ‘96. It’s still good law isn’t it?
As to unconscionability, the subject matter is relevant. In other words, there aren’t any video game cases in the unconscionability section of the typical contracts textbook.