Sadly unlikely as this is being fought in the US where you're allowed to lie, cheat and mislead customers to your hearts content...
Not "to your hearts content". You can make some lies, which may even mislead the buyer, but a contract is a contract and what it says in a contract is what goes.
Apple uses a different definition of "buying": You pay, you download it, and it is yours. Since it is yours, it's your responsibility to look after it (making backups etc. ). You lose it, its gone. Just like a CD or DVD. You bought it, but if you lose it its gone.
Now in addition and be nice to customers (and to avoid many complaints) Apple lets you download the item again and again as long as they are selling it, but not after that. But that is not what you bought, that's just Apple being nice. What you bought is the copy on your computer plus the backups.
Moneyliness is next to Godliness. -- Andries van Dam