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The SAS Institute, creators of [[SAS System]] filed a '''lawsuit against World Programming Limited''', creators of [[World Programming System|World Programming System or WPS]]. The dispute was whether World Programming had infringed copyrights on SAS Institute Products, and Manuals and whether World Programming used SAS Learning Edition to reverse engineer SAS system in violation with its term of usage.

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== External links ==

* [http://www.bailii.org/ew/cases/EWHC/Ch/2010/1829.html The full judgement]

* [http://www.ecis.eu/2011/12/ecis-symposium-1-december-2011-bibliotheque-solvay-video-audio-presentations-and-related-materials/ ECIS Symposium on the Case]

[[Category:Copyright case law]]