Maj Logistics v. YakaSys (2016) was a commercial suit in which Maj Logistics, a Maj Holdings subsidiary, challenged mandatory KresiX OS licensing fees imposed by YakaSys.
Background
Under the Digital Sovereignty / Vigilance framework, state-mandated software licensing applied to enterprise deployments. Maj argued standard commercial pricing law should cap the fees.
Holding
The District II Court dismissed the case on a unanimous panel. Digital Sovereignty Act overrides commercial pricing for state-mandated software. Maj recovered nothing.
Legacy
The dismissal confirmed that Vigilance-era software mandates sit outside ordinary commercial pricing disputes. Catalogue: Landmark Cases.