Sign the document.
Just how hard could that little titbit be?
In the soon-to-be-ending saga of SCO v Novell et al, it is astonishing what went missing all these years, and took a jurist a few seconds to ferret out: that the patents/IP in contention were never transferred to SCO in the first place!
Hello?
HELLO???
Didn’t SCO have an in-house lawyer? And outside counsel? Not to talk about attorneys hired just for this litigation.
And no one bothered to look at the bluebacks to see if there was a signature transferring the rights to those properties to SCO?
Nobody?
Are you kidding?
This is waaay too funny! Actually, it would be if a lot of latinum hadn’t been thrown at this already.
Stupefied looks abound!
Who, just who was supposedly minding the store at that zoo?
After untold million$ were tossed at this?
To crown it all, SCO owes Novell 95% of all UNIX royalties!
If this amount is applied retroactively, this could be the end of the company once known fondly as The Santa Cruz Operation.
Shouldn’t there be some sort of action, criminal at least, brought against the c-level officers of SCO for materially misleading investors as to the provenance of those patents/IP over these years, leading to very lengthy jail terms?
Sign the document.
Really, just how hard could that little titbit be?
Unfortunately, now we have to hear all the Linux-heads talk about this failed attempt for a while; as a result of a small ($50 million USD) donation by a friend to SCO’s litigation fund. Well, just like Willy E Coyote, there’s another day……
Sign the document!
Where is Bill Lerach or any of his minions at Lerach Coughlin Stoia Geller Rudman & Robbins?
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