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: GroklawSCO Answers Novell's Objection to Renewing Leases and more
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More bankruptcy news. SCO has answered [PDF] Novell's Objection to SCO's request to "assume" two of its leases, the one in New Jersey and the one in Utah with Canopy Group. And it has filed separately a "Fifth Amendment" [PDF] to that "sublease" which seems to be extending the lease for just one year, not until 2010 like the New Jersey lease, so I wonder if SCO realizes Novell has a point. And one of the SCO lawyers filed a notice of no objection to its bill, so it's "heigh ho, heigh ho, it's down the drain we go" for more of SCO's money. Or is it Novell's?Full post as published by Groklaw on January 07, 2008 (boomark / email).
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