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News/Protests & Claims/Army May Have Breached Contract by Duplicating Software Without Sufficient Licenses; ASBCA Nos. 59519, Appeal of CiyaSoft Corporation
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Army May Have Breached Contract by Duplicating Software Without Sufficient Licenses; ASBCA Nos. 59519, Appeal of CiyaSoft Corporation

Government’s motion to dismiss a claim alleging misuse of software licenses is denied, where the Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals concluded there were outstanding issues of material facts regarding the number of copies of the software installed and used by the government, and how the end user license agreements were incorporated into the contract.

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