you can't speak on his behalf, so how about we leave it up to him to decide
There we go.^ What Fred said.
you can't speak on his behalf, so how about we leave it up to him to decide
There we go.^ What Fred said.
thanks for answering^ What Fred said.
Now I had a brain fartThe motions were indeed dismissed. The case was not dismissed.
Lets just say worst case scenario and IB wins the case in California. How are they going to force Kier and Xenforo to comply with the ruling? The US court system doesn't have jurisdiction in another country. So unless Kier and Xenforo move to the US. I don't see how they could ever hold them to any type of ruling. It really puzzles me why they even had to hire a law firm to defend them in the US when they clearly are from the UK. Is there some international law that governs this type of lawsuit?
Itworx4me
I find this highly unlikely to happen. How in the world would they stop people from buying there Product?Money. Stop sales in the US.
The only thing that keeps coming to my mind is...how can the plaintiffs sleep at night.
Lets just say worst case scenario and IB wins the case in California. How are they going to force Kier and Xenforo to comply with the ruling? The US court system doesn't have jurisdiction in another country. So unless Kier and Xenforo move to the US. I don't see how they could ever hold them to any type of ruling. It really puzzles me why they even had to hire a law firm to defend them in the US when they clearly are from the UK. Is there some international law that governs this type of lawsuit?
Itworx4me
I find this highly unlikely to happen. How in the world would they stop people from buying there Product?
In theory, a judgement could be imposed on any major company to prohibit sales. Essentially, you prohibit companies like VISA, MasterCard, American Express, Discover, PayPal, First Data, Paymenttech, etc. (all these are credit cards and credit card processors) from sending money to xenForo and there you go.
The irony in all of this is that IB has a number of on-going legal claims against them and you don't see threads on vB.com with people holding off buying a license.
Most won't usually waste their time if they find out that a plaintiff has filed two virtually identical claims and virtually the entire series of events occurred in another jurisdiction, which is where most of the witnesses and evidence is. Curiosity shouldn't be a reason to decide not to move the lawsuit to one place so the parties can fight it out fairly. These things cost a great deal of money and, for many, their entire life savings could be at stake financing a whim. There is also something about judicial precedent that should be followed. That said, I really don't know why Judge Real decided that concurrent jurisdiction was appropriate. We'll have to wait to see what his reasoning was before coming to any firm conclusions.This all quite normal and most Judges that do not have extensive knowledge in this area. Most likely would like to here this out or if it can be proven that each part of IB points are flawed, then IB would either still proceed with its case or settle out and or still get everything dismissed later.
Guys... we are a long, long way from even thinking about worst case scenarios. There doesn't appear to be much of a dispute at all when it comes down to discussing the actual merits, much of which is obvious puffing. The troubling aspect is that IB intends to spend millions to get to that ultimate conclusion and cause everyone pain and unnecessary expense, except for their lawyers.
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