When I apply for a patent, even though I pay the money and I receive the receipt for the patent, even then the patents office sends me a letter stating that just because I have done all of this, I still should not assume that the product is covered by the patent, as I may have some of the wording incorrect and it isn't until it is challenged by law, will I know for certain the product is covered.
Other examples:
Do not assume that because you have had your car serviced it will be safe to travel in.
Only after the journey will you know for certain that the car was ok to go.
Ie; make sure you have breakdown insurance.

Do not assume that because the light is green you can cross the intersection with out having an accident. There could be a careless driver running the read light so you must not just trust the light, you must also look.

What freedom means here is that don't assume that just because it has copyright etc and you start selling it using the copyright as a marketing tool, and if some one else brings out a similar product and kills your sales, don't come back to our company looking for compensation thinking our copyright was covering you, IT is up to you to fully investigate for your self, If copyright of the product is valid in your area.

The text sounds like from an international agency agreement between a company and a wholesaler.


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Note added at 3 hrs (2008-09-20 06:46:01 GMT)
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