> The phrase “arising from, out of or in connection with” is a recurring tick symptomatic of the legal draftsman’s inherent, anxious insecurity.
Indeed. I'm trying to imagine a court saying "Well... there were damages, but they arose out of the software and not from the software, so therefore- oh, wait! The license actually includes arising "out of" the software as well as "from" the software, so I guess the limitation of liability stands. Case dismissed!"
Indeed. I'm trying to imagine a court saying "Well... there were damages, but they arose out of the software and not from the software, so therefore- oh, wait! The license actually includes arising "out of" the software as well as "from" the software, so I guess the limitation of liability stands. Case dismissed!"