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· 1/15/1846

Pralon v. Aymard

Citations

  • 12 La. 487

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  • holding that a defendant had not clearly violated an order to turn over recording files when plaintiffs were merely “uncertain about whether they ha[d] received” all of the files
  • “The right of publicity under Minnesota common law is descendible and enforceable by the decedent’s estate.”

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Judges: Bullard

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