Amazon removes books from Kindle Unlimited after they appear on pirate sites
Is there any kind of potential law that can be used against this?<p>There are limits to what contracts are allowed to legally do. And the idea that a contract can be broken, to the detriment of one side, due to the actions of a third party that <i>neither</i> has control over, and that the contract isn't primarily about, seems highly suspect.<p>Obviously there are some legitimate reasons for contracts around third-party actions -- betting, derivatives, insurance policies, and so on. Which are either for entertainment or risk mitigation.<p>But what Amazon is doing here simply feels abusive. However I'm not a lawyer so I don't know if there's a legal term for this type of "abuse" in contract law.