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Microsoft v. Lindows.com Summary Judgment
posted by md on Tuesday October 08, @07:03PM
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Trademark Daniel Harris writes "You can take a look at the redacted summary judgment motion and supporting declarations at www.lindows.com/opposition. You might find it interesting reading."

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    Microsoft v. Lindows.com Summary Judgment | Login/Create an Account | Top | 5 comments | Search Discussion
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    Link (Score:1)
    by aprentic (greplaw@sectae.net) on Wednesday October 09, @08:36AM (#361)
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    Lindows pages on the subject are fascinating but they're at http://www.lindows.com/opposition [lindows.com].
    Article (Score:1)
    by turmis (atullman@law.harvard.edu) on Wednesday October 09, @05:35PM (#367)
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    There is a good summary of the arguments at Internet News [internetnews.com]
    The title is misleading (Score:1)
    by Murphy's Law on Wednesday October 09, @05:41PM (#369)
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    This is a motion for summary judgement which, given the prior proceedings, is likely to be granted. It is not a summary judgement.I have discovered a truly marvelous sig, however the sig limit is too small to contain i
    Countersuit (Score:1)
    by gregorypierce on Friday October 11, @11:41AM (#375)
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    Does this mean that Lindows would be awarded some sort of monies in a countersuit against Microsoft?
    Re:Countersuit (Score:1)
    by turmis (atullman@law.harvard.edu) on Sunday October 13, @10:45PM (#383)
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    Very unlikely. Rule 11 sanctions are almost never given out when there is ANY sort of colorable claim, which there is here. Courts have a pretty wide discretion to award court costs, but I doubt they would be appropriate in this case.

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