Obtaining exclusive rights to the site from the developer, but with a restriction on its composite library. How so?

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dilez2015-02-04 23:05:24

Intellectual property

dilez, 2015-02-04 23:05:24

The customer company buys the site and receives exclusive rights to it. But the structure of the base and the PHP library are subject to a restriction in the form of not disclosing this information, marked as confidential, to third parties without written permission. A number of questions arise in case of refusal or failure to obtain such permissions from the developer:
- whether such a form of confidential information exists (lawful) in the product,
- how to be in this case with the definition of third parties, for example, hosting,
- how to sell the site to another company.

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mamkaololosha, 2015-02-04
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The site is originally owned by the customer. The customer "buys" development skills from the developer to create a website. CMS, technologies, etc. should be specified in the TOR with something like "distributed with the site". And then you have something strange: "The site is yours, but the code is not yours. In total, the site is not yours."