If I'm not wrong today is the end of the 10 days for Hyperion to respond to the Court's case.
Right?

@Zender

I wonder whenever that makes it online.
I think Hyperion is in big legal trouble so their response will be an interesting read..

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I think Hyperion is in big legal trouble so their response will be an interesting read..

I think Amiga Inc, are trying to wriggle out of their contractual obligations, just as the product is ready to ship, and are screwing Hyperion.

"Yer don't get owt for nowt" as my Grandad used to say.

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@Troels

Let's not exaggerate. With Amiga Inc having broken the contract under which Hyperion has access to their IP, it is a matter of contention. Both parties are at fault in different respects. Not really familiar with how this works in the US, but I'm sure they will negotiate a deal.

Look at the performance of Amiga Inc against Garry Hare. There too they had arguments that looked solid until the surrounding facts were known.

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... Look at the performance of Amiga Inc against Garry Hare. There too they had arguments that looked solid until the surrounding facts were known.

What happens in the court case of Amiga Inc against Garry Hare ?

@Zender

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Zender wrote: If I'm not wrong today is the end of the 10 days for Hyperion to respond to the Court's case. Right?

According to this message Hyperion has replied (documents filed & entered on 05/08/2007).

@hatschi

How can we read these documents? I dont understand how to use the pacer website..

@jahc

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jahc wrote: @hatschi How can we read these documents? I dont understand how to use the pacer website..

Three possibilities. Either wait until Rich Woods or somebody else uploads them, try to figure out how to register with PACER yourself, or wait until the docs appear on this website.

T_Bone posted on moobunny that he has a PACER account, so maybe also he can help.

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@hatschi

http://news.justia.com/cases/amigahyperion/370498/11/0.pdf

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@hatschi

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T_Bone posted on moobunny that he has a PACER account, so maybe also he can help.

Ah, let us lawyers, judge and jury then wait until the contents are presented to us before we jump to false conclusions. We *must* at all cost prevent giving the pretence of looking biased in this case!

So, let's bide our time.

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@Zender

Are there any other dates to keep track on?
It would be nice to know if this mess could be cleared up before autum.

/Xter

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AmigaBlitter wrote: @hatschi http://news.justia.com/cases/amigahyperion/370498/11/0.pdf

That's an old document that was filed on 26/04/2007.

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@hatschi

oops, sorry.

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@hatschi

No, the document has been inserted on 4 may 2007 as you read in the header....

Check on the third page "2 mei 2007" (2 may 2007 in Nederland...).

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@Zender

Sorry, obviously I was looking at the wrong file. The file you and AmigaBlitter are referring to is accessible since friday, so while newer than the documents filed by Amiga Inc., it's not one of the latest docs either.

The newer ones seem to range from number 12-15.

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@hatschi

Interesting but not public documents for now:

http://news.justia.com/cases/amigahyperion/370498/

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@Zender

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Zender wrote: @hatschi Interesting but not still public documents, I think...

They are publically available in a sense that you need to register with PACER before viewing/downloading them. I just had a look and it doesn't seem to require any rocket science, just a valid credit card. For each page, you are billed $0.08.

Justia OTOH is just a company that is focused on making legal information easily available, so basically they will have to download it through PACER as well.

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Looks like Hyperion has an airtight defense!


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Filed & Entered: 05/08/2007
Declaration
Docket Text: DECLARATION of William A. Kinsel filed by Defendant Hyperion
VOF re [6] MOTION to Expedite Discovery (Kinsel, William)

"My investigation to date indicates that the pleadings were served on
Hyperion in English, rather than one of the official languages of Denmark
[???], namely Dutch French and German."

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@jorkany

Hyperion being Belgian and not from around here (Denmark)

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@Troels

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Troels wrote: @jorkany Hyperion being Belgian and not from around here (Denmark)

Jorkany is just reprinting what the Belgians are saying in there defense. Not sure why it matters to Ben and the crew, but the documents were not provided in one of the official languages of Denmark!!! AI is giong to lose now,. i'm going to help the Hyperion lawyer by telling him that none of the contracts were written in an official language of Denmark either, that could be another important point he could bring out. The judge in the case will also not be speaking one of the offical languages of Denmark. Man this is fun. We should do it more often :).
-Tig

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