@Smiler.
You would think so wouldnt you.
Its illeagle not to sell antivenem to someone who wants. (Stupid example, but an example nonthe less)
Weve all heard the stories about how if a shop has misspriced somthing they have to sell you it at that price.(Irrelivent of if its true or not)
As far as I understand the Microsoft case, (Which is not very much), they are being sued for giving something away FREE.
The anti trust/ Anti monopoly (uk) laws are there to stop "Unfair" business practices. If its an unfair practice to withhold a product, then maybe you can sue someone for not selling it to you. (The point is I DONT KNOW)
(In all those cowboy films, when the landowner wont sell water to the dirt Farmers, I always thought we were supposed to be on the farmers side. Oh well)
You would think so wouldnt you.
Its illeagle not to sell antivenem to someone who wants. (Stupid example, but an example nonthe less)
Weve all heard the stories about how if a shop has misspriced somthing they have to sell you it at that price.(Irrelivent of if its true or not)
As far as I understand the Microsoft case, (Which is not very much), they are being sued for giving something away FREE.
The anti trust/ Anti monopoly (uk) laws are there to stop "Unfair" business practices. If its an unfair practice to withhold a product, then maybe you can sue someone for not selling it to you. (The point is I DONT KNOW)
(In all those cowboy films, when the landowner wont sell water to the dirt Farmers, I always thought we were supposed to be on the farmers side. Oh well)