Hey Bruce (and everyone else),
Thanks for the reply! In this particular situtaion we enterered into a very informal agreement (largely verbal) in an effort to expedite the start of development (and appease aq crunched development timeline). As a result there was no contract that made specific reference to ownership of the deliverable. In retrospect this would have been a worthwhile use of time! So all things being equal. If Party A agrees to pay party B for development of new/unique code - without any mention of ultimate ownership/copyright/license - to whom does the code belong by default?
-cdanzig
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Hey Bruce (and everyone else), Thanks for the reply! In this particular situtaion we enterered into a very informal agreement (largely verbal) in an effort to expedite the start of development (and appease aq crunched development timeline). As a result there was no contract that made specific reference to ownership of the deliverable. In retrospect this would have been a worthwhile use of time! So all things being equal. If Party A agrees to pay party B for development of new/unique code - without any mention of ultimate ownership/copyright/license - to whom does the code belong by default? -cdanzig