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Volume: 11 Issue: 6
( 2011)
Keywords:
european software directive
advocate general
ag
court of justice of the european union
cjeu
copyright
third party
european court
high court
court of appeal
software directive
Organisations:
bristows
court of justice of the european union
cjeu
Jurisdictions:
europe
eu
european union
COMPUTER SOFTWARE: In the Advocate-General Opinion in SAS Institute Inc. v World Programming Ltd., a number of questions concerning the interpretation of the European Software Directive addressed the scope of legal protection that should be afforded to computer software in Europe.
AG Opinion in SAS Institute Inc. v World Programming Limited
Court of Justice of the European Union (Case C-406/10)
A number of questions concerning the interpretation of the European Software Directive addressed the scope of legal protection that should be afforded to computer software in Europe. The Advocate-General has set out how those issues should be determined.
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