Fantastic Fakes, Inc. v. Pickwick International, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• noting that \subject to\ is ambiguous in this context
• noting that “subject to” is ambiguous in this context
• explaining the “context of copyright law in which the agreement exists cannot be overlooked”
• applying Georgia law to a license agreement and noting that “application of Georgia rules to determine parties’ contractual intent is not preempted by either copyright act nor does their application violate federal copyright policy”
• courts should apply state law when interpreting contracts, even where the subject matter of the contract is a copyright
• \mere breach of covenant may support a claim of damages for breach of contract but will not disturb the remaining rights and obligations under the license including the authority to use the copyrighted material\

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