Programmer granted royalties from commissioned software
A computer programmer has been granted royalties in systems he developed even though no proper copyright agreement existed when the material was commissioned. The programmer was awarded more than £45,000. The case was fought between programmer Stephen Landamore and the man who commissioned the software, Laurence Wrenn. The High …
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And the moral is:
Always get everything down in black and white first, because when it comes to money there is no such thing as a gentlemans' agreement, even between friends.
An Officer and a Gentleman
Gentlemen don't deal with money, that is what their close friends are for?
"because when it comes to money there is no such thing as a gentlemans' agreement, even between friends." ...... Very the Love of Money is the Root of all Evil, Trevor. A Sad Love too if you Dare not Share the Beautiful Sins because of their Wicked Vices. But that is easily Fixed, Virtually.
Wouldn't you Agree?
@The Invading Martian.
An Officer, a Gentleman and a man from mars walk into a bar. The bartender calls INS on the illegal alien, and the Officer and Gentleman wake up passed out in the gutter the next morning.
Ok, ok, so I can't tell a good joke...
another good one...
An officer a gentleman and amanfrommars walk into a bar. Both the officer and the gentleman get their drinks promptly. amanfrommars can't get a drink because no one, including himself I suspect, can understand wtf he is saying.
Well I guess that's useful when you need a designated driver.
Re: another good one...
HA HA HA HA!
/me gives John Frey all his money!
Actually, the true moral is:
Don't come across like a jerk in court when you are giving witness in a civil trial-you'll lose every time if there's any room for the judge to rule against you.
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