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""" It also misses the lawsuit in Ventura in 2002 wherein the judge told Simpson to give the codec and all copies back to DFMI. Yet, he sells the codec to TMMI in 2012. I would imagine something is very askew here."""
""" In March 2000, DFI and ISI entered into a license agreement by which DFI was granted an exclusive license to use and develop the PVS/SGI (VDK 2.0) source code. Such fully-paid license was exclusive to DFI in accordance with its terms.[color=red] DFI was acquired by TMMI pursuant to a stock exchange transaction dated June 8, 2012
So, DFI was acquired by TMMI in June 8, 2012, so what does it matter that the judge told Simpson to give the codec and all copies back to DFMI. Yet, he sells the codec to TMMI in 2012 ?
I believe the above should have settled between TMMI and DFMI/DFI .
So, you are qrguing something which is not an issue