· 5/1/1981
Bankers Trust Company v. Publicker Industries, Inc.
Citations
- 641 F.2d 1361
- 8 Fed. R. Serv. 526
- 1981 U.S. App. LEXIS 10718
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- appellant and its counsel assessed double costs and up to $10,000 for appellee's other expenses, including counsel fees, for bringing frivolous and dilatory appeal
- appellant arid its counsel assessed double costs and up to $10,000 for appellee’s other expenses, including counsel fees, for bringing frivolous and dilatory appeal
- “The New York state courts, however, have created an exception to this tort of invasion of the right of publicity for “‘incidental use.’”
- use of the word \you\ ten times in six sentences was not impermissible personal appeal to jury, but was appeal to juror's common sense
- double costs and $10,000 damages assessed against appellant and its attorney, with provision that, if appellee’s expenses other than costs of appeal but including attorneys’ fees are less than $10,000, such sum shall be the amount of damages assessed
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Judges: Oakes, Meskill, Sand
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