Stargate Software International, Inc. v. Rumph

How courts have described this case

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• affirming grant of summary judgment because record contained no evidence that defendant “actually provided source code to [plaintiff’s client] or any other person”
• affirming grant of summary judgment because record contained no evidence that defendant “actually provided source code to [plaintiffs client] or any other person”
• affirming grant of summary judgment because record contained no evidence that defendant “actually provided source code to [plaintiff’s client] or any other person”
• taking and wrongful use of computer equipment and records a single transaction
• bad faith is a jury question, to be determined from consideration of the facts and circumstances in the case
• jury issue as to whether defendant had knowledge that its use of plaintiffs computers was without authority

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).