Thread: High Court teaches meaning of "public domain" to heirs of author
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Old 12-21-2008, 05:19 PM   #2
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Glad to see something working correctly to do with copyright.

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Originally Posted by JeffElkins View Post
Against the will of the heirs of Victor Hugo, two modern-day sequels to Victor Hugo's classic Les Miserables have been allowed by a French appeals court.

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