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'Governing law in license agreements' - summary and Thanks!
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- From: "Hinojosa, Rogelio H." <rhinojosa@tamiu.edu>
- Date: Fri, 10 Feb 2006 20:33:50 EST
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Colleagues, I want to send a big THANK YOU to all of you who contributed your expertise in answering my question re: governing law in license agreements. I would like to report that all answers were consistent in basically recommending that: 1. The wording in such clause should always make sure that our state's legislation prevails, OR 2. To leave this type of clause completely out of the agreement ('silent'). I received about twenty replies, which gave me the perspective I was looking for. Some answers were sent directly to my email address, others were posted to the list. Many of you gave me specific examples and brief case studies. I also received information about the ARL workshop on licensing. I agree with many of you who pointed out that most suppliers are always open to negotiating the terms of an agreement. Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge and experience. Rogelio Hinojosa, MLS, MSc. Associate Librarian Acquisitions/Serials Texas A&M International University Killam Library Laredo, TX 78041-1900 ph 956-326-2123 fax 956-326-2399
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