-> -> fifteen cents a pound.  It'd be a goldmine except if you REsell it
-> -> you're in a world of hurt!!!!
->
-> CH> Can't be resold?  That's really odd.  What is the prohibition on
-> CH> Seems to me if you bought it, you should be able to do with it
-> whatever
->  CH> you want.   ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
->
-> I don't know about US laws but your opinion wouldn't work hereabouts!
->
-> Justice [the lady with the scales] is blinfolded, the Law is an Ass.
-> Law is not about being fair, it is about being correct.
So far, you're right on the money about US law, at least much of the
time.
-> In Australia if you buy a car that has money owing on it [shonky

-> And in Indonesia, heavy machinery eg presses, lathes are imported

I can see some paper trail on larger items, like cars and industrial
equipment.  On it's face, applying the same restrictions to small
parts doesn't make sense.  But these are laws we are discussing, so
perhaps you're right .
-c-
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