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News/Protests & Claims/Appellant Plausibly Asserts End User Agreement for Software License Established Privity of Contract; CBCA 6360, Avue Technologies Corporation v. Department of Health and Human Services
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Appellant Plausibly Asserts End User Agreement for Software License Established Privity of Contract; CBCA 6360, Avue Technologies Corporation v. Department of Health and Human Services

Government’s motion to dismiss a claim for lack of jurisdiction is denied, where the contractor plausibly alleged that the government’s agreement to an end user agreement for a software license established privity of contract with the appellant, even though the license itself was purchased through a third party.

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