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* In German products, the unit's proper name was altered to '''Destruktor'''. The model code was left changed accordingly to '''DST-2'''. * In German products, the unit's proper name was altered to '''Destruktor'''. The model code was left changed accordingly to '''DST-2'''.
− * General Motors claimed initial ownership of the design and attempted to extract royalties on sales by Norse-Storm in court. Unfortunately for GM, both Lyran and Federated courts found that the design was now in the public domain instead.<ref>''Objectives: Lyran Alliance'' p. 19</ref> + * General Motors claimed initial ownership of the design and attempted to extract royalties on sales by Norse-Storm in court. Unfortunately for GM, both Lyran and Federated courts found that the design was now in the public domain instead. <ref>''Objectives: Lyran Alliance'' p. 19</ref>
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* In German products, the unit's proper name was altered to '''Destruktor'''. The model code was left changed accordingly to '''DST-2'''. | * In German products, the unit's proper name was altered to '''Destruktor'''. The model code was left changed accordingly to '''DST-2'''. | ||
− | * General Motors claimed initial ownership of the design and attempted to extract royalties on sales by Norse-Storm in court. Unfortunately for GM, both Lyran and Federated courts found that the design was now in the public domain instead.<ref>''Objectives: Lyran Alliance'' p. 19</ref> | + | * General Motors claimed initial ownership of the design and attempted to extract royalties on sales by Norse-Storm in court. Unfortunately for GM, both Lyran and Federated courts found that the design was now in the public domain instead. <ref>''Objectives: Lyran Alliance'' p. 19</ref> |
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