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The appeals court specifically left open the possibility of future lawsuits, wherein the question of the legality of peer-to-peer sharing could be addressed. So far, no further such lawsuits have been filed in Canada, leaving it an open question.

You have a better chance of being struck by lightning than that happening nibs!!!...:rolleyes:

It's amusing seeing the things that make you fanbois soil your knickers.....:biggrin1:
 
A new dimension was just added to the ongoing stream of BitTorrent lawsuits in the U.S. A Canadian BitTorrent user has been ordered to pay $60,000 by a U.S. District Court judge. The Calgary resident, who did not defend himself, was ordered to pay the damages for sharing two films on an adult-oriented BitTorrent tracker.

https://torrentprivacy.com/index.php?mod=news&id=187#ic

law firm Goudreau Gage Dubuc LLP, Voltage Pictures applied for an order from the Federal Court in Montreal which would force three Canadian ISPs – Bell Canada, Cogeco Cable Inc. and Videotron GP – to hand over the personal details of subscribers said to have infringed its copyrights.

http://torrentfreak.com/hurt-locker...ps-ordered-to-reveal-bittorrent-users-110909/
 
Thanks for illustrating my points nibs....:cool: