Inventor File-Legal Stuff Page

Hi and welcome to the inventor file-legal stuff page.

I know that this is a pretty boring page, so l have included the legal stuff page from my Bright Ideas e-book as well, to make sure that you can get through reading this, before nodding off and get back to the really interesting stuff!

Here is the legal stuff, for this web site.

Please note that some of the pictures and text that l have used in my toy and game inventor success.com web site may be subject to copyright and other intellectual rights owned by third parties. Digital copying, printing is allowed as a one copy-per-customer basis; storage in a retrieval system, transmitting or reproducing this web site or any of its contents in any way is strictly forbidden.

Please note that although l have done my best in producing the best website possible, l make no representation or warranties of any kind to the completeness or accuracy of the contents. And accept no liabilities or losses of any kind caused directly or indirectly, from using this information.

And if you haven't already started to fall asleep, here is the inventor file-legal stuff page from my e-book....yawn.

Please note that some of the pictures and text that l have used in my on-line “Bright Ideas e-book” may be subject to copyright and other intellectual rights. Digital copying, printing is allowed as a one copy-per-customer basis; storage in a retrieval system, transmitting or reproducing this e-book, or any of its contents in any way is strictly forbidden.

Also note that the original purchaser of this e-book, has full legal rights to the ideas presented in this e-book, which means that even though the ideas can be patented, etc and developed in any way, the designs cannot be used in the final product, (without written permission).

The original purchaser of this e-book can use the original designs to show to toy companies, manufacturers, etc as long as it is strictly related to developing a board game, toy or puzzle.

Even though one or more ideas, from the “Bright Ideas e-book” may be patented, by the original purchaser, l still have full legal rights to use any of the original e-book designs in any way related to content.

I would need to seek written permission from the original purchaser that filed the patent from the design from the “Bright Ideas e-book” if l wished to develop a similar product from that design.

Please note that although l have done my best in producing the best e-book available, l make no representation or warranties of any kind to the completeness or accuracy of the contents. And accept no liabilities or losses of any kind caused directly or indirectly, from using this information.

Copyright-Shane Murphy-2009

Well...there you go, now that you have gotten through that, it's best to return to my site and do some more interesting things.

And l appreciate your time in getting through the inventor file-legal stuff page.