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To: Bill Fischofer who wrote (110)	8/9/1997 1:26:00 PM
From: Peach	of 9818

Bill, Good find regarding Y2K legal case. I can imagine cases like this increasing geometrically. If you were a juror on a case like this, how do you think you would vote? I think I would vote for the person suing the cash register business if they can prove they lost business due to the customer's inability to use credit card... Although, I wonder why he didn't insist the registers be replaced immediately after the FIRST event. If that were the case and the company responded in a timely fashion, I would vote for the cash register company. We are in for some very interesting times! Norm

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