Cloth v. Hyman

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• noting that it is proper to award fees when a copyright action is brought in bad faith, with a motive to “vex and harass the defendant,” or where plaintiff’s claim utterly lacks merit
• reviewing claim for copyright infringement on spoof \Bucking for Section 8\ while noting that \[t]he title refers to 'Section 8' which is the basis for discharge as a mental case\
• it is proper to award fees to prevailing defendant when copyright action is brought in bad faith, with a motive to “vex and harass the defendant,” or where plaintiff’s claim utterly lacks merit

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