The EU Court of Justice holds that the doctrine of exhaustion applies to downloaded software (UsedSoft/Oracle)

Martinet, Béatrice

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3 Jul 2012

The EU Court of Justice holds that the doctrine of exhaustion applies to downloaded software (UsedSoft/Oracle)

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CJEU (Luxembourg), UsedSoft/Oracle, Case C-128/11, 3 July 2012

European Court of Justice holds that the doctrine of exhaustion applies to downloaded software (UsedSoft v. Oracle)* On 3 July 2012, the European Court of Justice issued a groundbreaking judgment regarding the resale of used software licenses in the European Union. Oracle develops and markets computer software, including software available through a downloading process, offered in connection with a package of up to 25 licenses. UsedSoft is a German company, marketing used software licenses, including Oracle “used”

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Béatrice Martinet
Sideman & Bancroft (San Francisco)

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Béatrice Martinet, The EU Court of Justice holds that the doctrine of exhaustion applies to downloaded software (UsedSoft/Oracle), 3 juillet 2012, e-Competitions July 2012, Art. N° 58433

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