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13. The plaint further asserts that any customer of the plaintiff would acquire the right to use software contained in compact disk/USBs, or any other portable or cloud storage medium, and does not acquire any title in the said software. The license, for use of the software developed by the plaintiff, it is submitted, is provided via internet, during which process the supposed user agrees to the terms of the EULA or a Customer License and Online Service Agreement (CLOSA), prior to installing the software in the system. While installing the software and after subscribing to the aforesaid agreements, the customer is also required to specify the number of computers on which the software would be loaded /installed, and which are in concurrent use at the premises of the customer. Once the customer agrees to the terms of the EULA and the CLOSA, the plaintiff's authorised representatives will send a licence key to the customer's registered email ID, and it is only by using the said key that installation of the plaintiff's software on the customer's system is possible.