Interesting topic.
I have a couple of questions about it.
If you purchased the software but did not use it, or as you installed it you disagreed with the EULA (i.e. didnt accept the YES I agree) then in this instance you have not accepted the EULA and are free to sell the product on ?
If you are the recipient of a 2nd hand product (e.g. it was given to you) and the EULA has been accepted by someone else (the original purchaser) can the same EULA for the same product be enforced on the 2nd user, i.e. the 2nd user could sell the product 2nd hand ?
And using the example below, could one reverse engineer the CD and sell it on, without ever installing the software, again not accepting the EULA.
There must be some case law somewhere
Last edited by flystudent; 19th Mar 2006 at 13:14.