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<blockquote data-quote="Cergorach" data-source="post: 197324" data-attributes="member: 725">@Clark:[/i/I don't mind bluntless, i just hate it when people say that i'm an idiot (they're probably right <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f609.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=";)" title="Wink&nbsp; &nbsp; ;)"&nbsp; data-smilie="2"data-shortname=";)" /> but don't explain themselves. Atleast you didn't call me an idiot ;-)That's exactly why i said that i don't know how those things work for folks in the US. I'm pretty certain that around here (netherlands) contracts can't take away rights granted by the law (there are fare to many stoopid people around that don't read contracts before they sign them). Example: By Law we are allowed x days (where x is eight i believe, but am not sure) to return non consumable goods to the place we bought them. A lot of stores have signs that say that the goods can't be returned, they can have signs that say that, but if going to court the consumer always wins. There for i'm deducting/guessing (because i'm NOT a lawyer) that the same thing is also true fro Liscences. But then again you come across the fact that the Liscence is given in a country where such rules don't apply, i also don't exactly know how international law works in that regard, are the laws in the originating country the 'law' or the laws in the country where the Liscence is used. Any thoughts on that Clark (maybe an oppertunity to educate us poor lost souls ;-)?Btw, are you also an expert on dutch law and/or international law? If so what are your rates...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cergorach, post: 197324, member: 725"] [b][i]@Clark:[/i/[/i][/b][i] I don't mind bluntless, i just hate it when people say that i'm an idiot (they're probably right ;) but don't explain themselves. Atleast you didn't call me an idiot ;-) That's exactly why i said that i don't know how those things work for folks in the US. I'm pretty certain that around here (netherlands) contracts can't take away rights granted by the law (there are fare to many stoopid people around that don't read contracts before they sign them). Example: By Law we are allowed x days (where x is eight i believe, but am not sure) to return non consumable goods to the place we bought them. A lot of stores have signs that say that the goods can't be returned, they can have signs that say that, but if going to court the consumer always wins. There for i'm deducting/guessing (because i'm NOT a lawyer) that the same thing is also true fro Liscences. But then again you come across the fact that the Liscence is given in a country where such rules don't apply, i also don't exactly know how international law works in that regard, are the laws in the originating country the 'law' or the laws in the country where the Liscence is used. Any thoughts on that Clark (maybe an oppertunity to educate us poor lost souls ;-)? Btw, are you also an expert on dutch law and/or international law? If so what are your rates...[/i] [/QUOTE]

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