Ppx Enterprises, Inc., Mod Music, Inc., and J.H. Records, Inc. v. Audiofidelity, Inc. And Dante J. Pugliese

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• holding that district court was bound to accept stipulated facts in deciding motion for summary judgment
• observing that “[e]very time a record in which [plaintiffs] have a royalty interest is sold, they earn money; every time a sale is lost to a competitor, they lose potential profit”
• “straightforward commercial interests” when defendant’s sales directly reduced sales by plaintiffs licensees and netted plaintiff fewer royalties
• “Of course, the parties may not create a case by stipulating to facts which do not really exist.”
• the plaintiffs claimed to have a financial interest in sales of Jimi Hendrix recordings and claims that the defendants were marketing albums falsely claiming to contain Hendrix performances

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