USL v. BSDi settlement agreement unsealed

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Sunday, November 28, 2004

SACREMENTO, California — The 1994 settlement agreement between UNIX Systems Laboratories (USL) and Regent of University of California (USL v. BSDi) was unsealed in November 2004 under the California Public Records Act (California Code § 6250-6270). The details of the settlement may have ramifications with respect to the SCO v. IBM case with SCO believing it is the successor in interest to USL.

Sources

"The 1994 USL-Regents of UCal Settlement Agreement - PDF and text" — Groklaw, November 26, 2004
Robert McMillan. "Unix lawsuit agreement raises questions for SCO" — Computer Weekly, December 2, 2004

Macworld staff. SCO Unix case hits hurdles <broken link> — Mac World, December 2, 2004

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