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My wife bought 2 copies of the same book by accident at Wal-Mart a few days ago and 
we were told that we could not return books, tapes, or CDs because copyright law 
prohibits the return.  I have dealt with copyright law since it was changed in the 
1970s and I have never found any place in the law that prohibits the return of 
items to a point of sale within a reasonable time.  Am I correct in guessing that 
this is just a way that Wal-Mart uses to keep from accepting returns on items or is 
there something in the law that I have missed?  I have not run into this at any 
other location.  

This is probably a question for Carol Simpson more than most of us.

Carl Seale, Librarian -- Retired
cbseale@sbcglobal.net
http://www.antiquesnthings.net

Such is the human race. Often it does seem such a pity that Noah and his party did 
not miss the boat.
      Mark Twain

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