Kenbrooke Fabrics, Inc. v. Soho Fashions, Inc.

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• denying defendant's motion for summary judgment that was predicated in part on plaintiff's alleged failure to record transfer of copyright properly
• two letters, one specifically stating that it authorized the transfer of ownership of the materials and the other an invoice for the sale of the materials
• “Defendant has offered no evidence that plaintiffs errors on its registration application were ‘committed knowingly’ other than the conclusory statement quoted above. There remains the possibility that such errors were in fact innocent.”.
• applying the rule of Eden Toys

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