Unbelievable statements in GPL related case in the Supreme Court of Mauritius

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[…] So let me phrase this more clearly: Somebody, under oath is stating at the Supreme Court, that GPL-Licensed software (which the Linux kernel definitely is), has no copyright restrictions? And that any derived work is the sole property of whoever created the derivative? What kind of pot are they smoking in Mauritius?

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Confusion

I bet someone confuse GPL for public domain .....
And I bet that the Supreme Court of Mauritius should have a way of verifying the if the statement is true.

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