No idea, Anna.
Another point that mystifies me.
From the initial injunction ruling:
"... Concerning the fifth witness, although her knowledge of the facts that she was questioned about comes from a set of investigative tasks that tend to sustain the allegation that is made in this injunction, what is certain is that, together with the documents that have been appended to the process, it was possible to establish that the book in question has already been subject to a Spanish edition in May 2009, a French one in June 2009, a German one (also for the Swiss and Austrian markets) in June 2009, then an Italian and a Dutch one, and Defendant ‘Guerra e Paz’ has also launched an edition in Brazil [8].
Note [8] added by Astro for clarification: The Brazilian edition does not exist, as was later clarified during a hearing on the 13th of January 2010.
http://www.gerrymccannsblogs.co.uk/court_docs.htm#courtYet...
5. The book was sold in Brazil by defendant “Guerra e Paz, Editores, S.A.”?
Not proved.Assuming the reports are accurate, what does this actually mean?
1. That G & P hadn't launched their
own edition in Brazil?
2. That they hadn't sold the rights to another publishing house to do so?
3. That any copies were sold directly by online book stores (e.g., Amazon.br) and that therefore any revenue from Brazil was already accounted for in the number of sales?
4. That book shops ordered stock to be physically shipped over to Brazil and that therefore any revenue from Brazil was already accounted for in the number of sales?
5. That no copies of the book were ever sold in Brazil?