Millworth Converting Corporation, Plaintiff-Respondent v. Joseph Slifka and Sylvia Slifka, Etc.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that embroidered reproduction of a public-domain embroidery of Peter Pan was sufficiently distinguishable because the latter gave a “three-dimensional look” to the former embroidery
• fabric designer required one month of work to give three-dimensional color effect to flat surface
• fabric designer required one month of work to give three-dimensional color effect to flat surface
• creation of a three dimensional effect on a flat fabric required effort and skill
• creation of a three dimensional effect on a flat fabric required effort and skill

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).