> I haven't looked into what Harald Welte did, but I'd be surprised if someone
> tried following suit in America and had as much success.
One of the distinct advantages of German law over the US system (and to a
large extent the UK system its based upon) is that German law favours
justice over money.
> > AFAIK there haven't been any court rulings on this issue, and it could
> > even be that courts in different countries will decide differently.
>
> Agreed.
That in theory shouldn't happen as the conventions on copyright are
supposed to stop that mess occuring.
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