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Ninth Circuit· 6/19/2002

Cairns v. Franklin Mint Co.

Citations

  • 292 F.3d 1139
  • 2002 WL 1333598

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  • holding that the absence of statements regarding authorization that the defendant used in relation to other products supported applicability of nominative fair use defense
  • holding that the sale of collectibles bearing the name and likeness of Princess Diana was a nominative fair use
  • holding that the sale of collectibles bearing the name and likeness of Princess Diana was a nominative fair use
  • noting that the court need not 17 consider the Kerr factors unless necessary to support the reasonableness of the award
  • noting that the court need not consider the Kerr factors unless 22 necessary to support the reasonableness of the fee award
  • noting that the court need not 10 consider the Kerr factors unless necessary to support the reasonableness of the award

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Judges: Nelson, Pregerson, Rymer

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