Apple's Supreme Court appeals should be thrown out, says Epic
The two points Apple has brought to the Supreme Court could undo the entire remainder of the case, so of course Epic Games has filed to suggest Apple is totally wrong here. Epic Games hopes the Supreme Court will throw out Apple's requests. Image source: Epic The Apple versus Epic saga continues with yet another filing, this time from Epic. Even as the company prematurely celebrates its supposed victory, it has filed a strong attempt at convincing the Supreme Court to throw it all out. Basically, Apple says that the lower courts have flubbed two important aspects of the case. First, the anti-steering injunction exceeds the scope of the case and, second, violating the "spirit" of the law is not how the court of law should determine injunction violations. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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The two points Apple has brought to the Supreme Court could undo the entire remainder of the case, so of course Epic Games has filed to suggest Apple is totally wrong here. Epic Games hopes the Supreme Court will throw out Apple's requests. Image source: Epic The Apple versus Epic saga continues with yet another filing, this time from Epic. Even as the company prematurely celebrates its supposed victory, it has filed a strong attempt at convincing the Supreme Court to throw it all out. Basically, Apple says that the lower courts have flubbed two important aspects of the case. First, the anti-steering injunction exceeds the scope of the case and, second, violating the "spirit" of the law is not how the court of law should determine injunction violations. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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The two points Apple has brought to the Supreme Court could undo the entire remainder of the case, so of course Epic Games has filed to suggest Apple is totally wrong here.
Epic Games hopes the Supreme Court will throw out Apple's requests.
Image source: Epic The Apple versus Epic saga continues with yet another filing, this time from Epic.
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