Goldberg v. Cameron

How courts have described this case

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• dismissing a claimant's infringement claims as time-barred because his lack of knowledge due to a twenty-year spiritual journey was unreasonable under the circumstances
• “The 9 plaintiff’s breach of implied contract claim is subject to a two-year limitations period.”
• “It is unreasonable for a ‘successful song writer and producer’ . . . to commence a Yoga path only to reemerge from electronic isolation twenty years later and thereafter commence suit for copyright infringement.”
• “Plaintiff’s claim accrued when he first suffered 14 appreciable and actual harm.”
• “The venue 5 of suits for infringement of copyright is not determined by the general provision governing 6 suits in the federal district courts, rather by the venue provision of the Copyright Act, [28 7 U.S.C. § 1400(a)].”
• “While this is by no means a compelling || allegation that the work was disclosed to the defendants in a manner that would create an || implied contract ... it is sufficient to state a claim for an implied contract.”

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