Bradford v. Louisiana

How courts have described this case

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• requiring wrongdoing of “serious proportions” that is “directly related to the equities between the parties” to sustain an “unclean hands” defense to copyright infringement
• requiring “serious” misconduct, which the court found had been shown where the plaintiffs conduct could have damaged the defendant’s interests
• finding certain wrongdoing sufficiently “serious” to support an “unclean hands” defense to copyright infringement

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).