Chapter 1: Introduction 4 Summary of the Copyright Act 5 International Treaties 6 Underlying Theory 7 The Scope of Government 8 chapter 2: Basic Elements of Copyright Law 9 Qualifying for Copyright 9
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LAW 347 | intellectual property reading notes | 2013-2014 John Bullock
Table of ContentsCHAPTER 1: Introduction 4 Introduction 4 Summary of the Copyright Act 5 International Treaties 6 Underlying Theory 7 The Scope of Government 8 CHAPTER 2: Basic Elements of Copyright Law 9 Qualifying for Copyright 9 Milliken & Co. v. Interface Flooring Systems 10 Mascot International v. Harman Investments Ltd. 10 Publication 11 Oscar Trade Mark 11 Infabrics Ltd. v. Jaytex Ltd. 12 Robert D. Sutherland Architects Ltd. v. Montykola Investments Inc. 12 Corporeal and Incorporeal 13 re Dickens; Dickens v. Hawksley 13 Fixation 14 Canadian Admiral Corporation Ltd. v. Rediffusion, Inc. 14 Gould Estate v. Stoddart Publishing Co. Ltd. 14 "A Charter of Rights for Creators" 16 Originality/Expression/Idea 16 University of London Press, Ltd. v. University Tutorial Press, Ltd. 16 Fletcher v. Polka Dot Fabrics Ltd. 17 Boutin v. Bilodeau 18 Baker v. Selden 19 Cobbett v. Woodward 19 Page v. Wisden 20 CHAPTER 3: Literary Works 21 General Meaning 21 University of London Press Ltd. v. University Tutorial Press, Ltd. 21 Hollinrake v. Truswell 21 The Bulman Group Ltd. v. Alpha One-Write Systems BC Ltd. 22 Exxon Corporation v. Exxon Insurance Consultants International Ltd. 22 British Columbia v. Mihaljevic 23 Via Rail Canada Inc. v. Location Via-Route Inc. 25 Titles 26 McIndoo v. Musson Book Co. 26 Flamand v. Société Radio-Canada 26 Francis, Day & Hunter Ltd. v. Twentieth Century Fox Corp. Ltd. 27 Canadian Olympic Association v. Konica Canada Inc. 27 Translations 28 Byrne v. Statist Company 28 Unauthorised Translation 29 Originality of Translations 30 Pasickniak v. Dojacek 30 Bishop v. Tele-Metropole Inc. 30 Apple Computer Inc. v. Mackintosh Computers Ltd. 30 Prism Hospital Software Inc. v. Hospital Medical Records Institute 31 Computer Programs 32 "Literal Copying” 32 Apple Computer, Inc. v. Mackintosh Computers Ltd. 1990 SCC 32 "Non-literal Copying” 32 Three Broad Approaches: 33 Look and Feel Approach 33 Broderbund Software Inc. v. Unison World, Inc. 33 Arnstein Test 33 Abstraction-Filtration-Comparison Approach 34 Method or System of Operation 35
Approach 36 Delrina Corp. (Carolian Systems) v. Triolet Systems Inc. 39 Prism Hospital Software Inc. v. Hospital Medical Records Institute 40 CHAPTER 4: Dramatic Works 42 Statutory Definitions 42 Combination of Incidents/Originality/Fixation 42 Hutton v. CBC 42 Kantel v. Frank E. Grant, Nisbet & Auld Ltd. 44 Green v. Broadcasting Corporation of New Zealand 44 Sports Events 45 FWS Joint Sports Claimants v. Copyright Board 45 National Basketball Association v. Motorola, Inc. 45 Canadian Admiral Corporation, Ltd. v. Rediffusion, Inc. 46 Cinematographic Works 46 CHAPTER 5: Musical Works 49 Amendments to Statutory Definitions 49 Limitation Prior to August 31, 1993 49 Composers, Authors and Publishers Assoc. of Canada Ltd. v. CTV Television Network Limited 49 Songs 51 ATV Music Publishing of Canada, Ltd. v. Rogers Radio Broadcasting Ltd. 51 Arrangements 52 Wood v. Boosey 52 Redwood Music Ltd. v. Chappell & Co. Ltd. 53 Establishing Copyright/Proving Infringement 53 Grignon v. Roussel 53 Drynan v. Rostad 55 CHAPTER 6: Artistic Works 58 Selected Definitions 58 Meaning of Artistic 58 George Hensher Limited v. Restawile Upholstery (Lancs) Limited 58 Kenrick & Co. v. Lawrence & Co. 60 Artistic-ness? 60 Artistic Works in General 60 Cuisenaire v. South West Imports Ltd. 60 DRG Inc. v. Datafile 61 Lifestyle Homes Ltd. v. Randall Homes Ltd. 62 Artistic Craftsmanship 62 George Henser Limited v. Restawile Upholstery (Lancs) Limited 63 Architectural Works 63 Hay and Hay Construction v. Sloan 63 Other Specified or Numerated Categories 64 Netupsky v. Dominion Bridge Co. Ltd. 65 Preston v. 20th Century Fox Canada Limited 66 LB (Plastics) Limited v. Swish Products Limited 66 Bayliner Marine Corporation v. Doral Boats Ltd. 67 British Leyland 67 Spiro-Flex Industries Ltd. v. Progressive Sealing Inc. 68 Bayliner Marine Corporation v. Doral Boats. Ltd 68 s 64 of the Copyright Amendment Act 69 Magasins Greenberg Ltee v. Import-Export Rene Derhy 69 CHAPTER 7: Compilations and Databases 70 CHAPTER 8: Economic Rights, Infringement and Defences 71 Introduction: The Scope of Economic Rights 71 Works Under s. 5: Literary, Dramatic, Musical, and Artistic 71 Subject Matter Protected by Neighbouring Rights (Other Subject-Matter) 71 Performer’s Performances 71 Sound Recording Makers 72 Broadcaster’s Communication Signals 73 Rental Rights 73 Notes 73 Reproduction 73 Nichols v. Universal Pictures Corporation 74 Preston v. 20th Century Fox Limited 74 Hanfstaengl v. Empire Palace 75 Roger v. Koons 75 Substantiality 76 Quantitatively Substantial 76 Hawkes & Son (London) Ltd. v. Paramount Film Service, Ltd. 76 Qualitatively Substantial 77 Breen v. Hancock House Publishers Ltd. 77 Hutton v. Canadian Broadcasting Corporation 78 Prism Hospital Software v. Hospital Medical Records Institute 78 Performance in Public 78 Performance 79 Canadian Cable Television Association v. Copyright Board (Canada) 79 “In Public” 79 Jennings v. Stephens 79 Francis, Day & Hunter Ltd. v. Twentieth Century Fox Corp. Ltd. 80 Canadian Admiral Corporation, Ltd. v. Rediffusion, Inc. 80 Canadian Cable Television Association v. Copyright Board (Canada) 81 Authorisation 81 University of New South Wales v. Moorhouse 81 CBS Songs Ltd. v. Amstrad Consumer Electronics Plc. 82 Muzak Corporation v. Composers, Authors & Publishers Association of Canada Ltd. 82 de Tervagne v. Beloeil 83 Specific or Enumerated Rights 84 Communication to the Public by Telecommunication 84 Presentation at a Public Exhibition 85 From Gutenberg to Telidon: A White Paper on Copyright, Proposals for the Revision of the Canadian Copyright Act 85 A Charter of Rights for Creators: Report of the Sub-Committee on the Revision of Copyright 85 Infringement 86 Parallel Importation of Books 86 Infringement Generally 87 Primary Infringement 87 Secondary Infringement 87 Exceptions, Defences, and Fair Dealing 88 Sony Corp. v. Universal City Studios, Inc. 88 Making One Entire Copy 88 Copying Unpublished Works 89 Allen v. Toronto Star Newspaper Ltd. 89 Television New Zealand v. Newsmonitor Services 90 MCA Canada Ltd. v. Gillberry & Hawke Advertising Agency Ltd. 90 CHAPTER 9: Moral Rights 91 Snow v. The Eaton Centre Ltd. 91 Prise de parole Inc. v. Guérin, éditeur Ltée. 92 John Maryon International Ltd. v. New Brunswick Telephone Co. Ltd. (plaintiff) 93 CHAPTER 11: A Note on Unfair Competition 96 Mogul Steamship Co. v. McGregor, Gow & Co. 96 Moorgate Tobacco Co. Ltd. v. Philip Morris Ltd. 96 International News Service v. Associated Press 96 CHAPTER 12: Passing Off 97 Introduction 97 The Common Law Tort 97 Perry v. Truefitt 97 Walker v. Alley 97 A.G. Spalding & Bros. v. A.W. Gamage Ltd. 97 Reckett & Colman Products Ltd. v. Borden Inc. 98 Cadbury Schweppes Pty. Ltd. v. Pub Squash Co. Pty. Ltd. 98 The Statutory Tort 99 Asbjorn Horgard A/S v. Gibbs/Nortac Industries Ltd. 99 Elements of Passing Off: Reputation 99 Protectable Goodwill 99 Shared Goodwill 99 Erven Warnink 99 Institut National des Appellations d’Origine des Vins et Eaux-de-Vie et al. v. Andres Wines Ltd. et al. 100 Dairy Bureau of Canada v. Annable Foods Ltd. 100 Foreign Goodwill 101 Common Law 101 Orkin Exterminating Co. Inc. v. Pestco Co. of Canada Ltd. et al. 101 Statute 101 Enterprise Rent-A-Car Co. v. Singer 101 Non-Commercial Goodwill 102 Polsinelli v. Marzilli 102 Indicia 102 General Proof of Distinctiveness 102 Oxford Pendaflex Canada Ltd. v. Korr Marketing Ltd. 102 Ray Plastics Ltd. et al. v. Dustbane Products Ltd. 103 Robinson v. Bogle - the Belleville College Case 103 Secondary Meaning 103 Descriptiveness 103 Reddaway (Frank) & Co., Ltd. v. George Banham & Co., Ltd. - (the Camel Hair case) 103 Genericness 104 Grand Hotel Company of Caledonia Springs, Ltd. v. Wilson 104 Get-Up – Packaging, Premises 104 Reckitt & Colman Products Ltd. v. Borden Inc. 104 Get-Up - Wares 104 Eli Lilly and Co. v. Novopharm Ltd. 104 Range of Indicia 105 Verbal 105 Visual 106 Fictional Character 106 Loss of Reputation 106 Abandonment 106 Ad-Lib Club Limited v. Granville 106 Becoming Generic 107 Institut National des Appellations d’Origine des Vins et Eaux-de-Vie et al. v. Andres Wines Ltd. et al. 107 Elements of Passing Off: Misrepresentation 107 Proof of Misrepresentation 107 Factors 107 Institut National des Appellations d’Origine des Vins et Eaux-de-Vie et al. v. Andres Wines Ltd. et al. 107 Common Field of Activity 108 McCulloch v. Lewis A. May (Produce Distributors) Ltd. 108 Krouse v. Chrysler Canada Ltd. 108 Young v. Scot Young Ltd. 108 The Test Person 109 Ciba-Geigy Canada Ltd. v. Apotex Inc. & Ciba-Geigy Canada Ltd. v. Novopharm Ltd. 109 Mr. Submarine Ltd. v. Emma Foods Ltd. 110 Types of Misrepresentation 110 Source or Quality 110 Consumers Distributing Co. v. Seiko Time Canada Ltd. 110 Disney Case 110 Elements of Passing Off: Damage 111 Generally 111 Heads of Damage 112 Direct Loss of Trade 112 Damage to Repute 112 Harmful Association 112 Annabel’s (Berkely Square) Ltd. v. Schock 112 Loss of Licensing or Franchising Opportunity 112 House of Faces Inc. v. Leblanc 112 Inability to Expand 112 Dilution 113 Harrods Ltd. v. Harrodian School Ltd. 113 Defences 113 Unclean Hands 113 Brewster Transport Company, Ltd. v. Rocky Mountain Tours and Transport Company, Ltd. 113 Use of One’s Own Name 114 The Hurlburt Company v. The Hurlburt Shoe Company 114 Biba Group Ltd. v. Biba Boutique 114 Mario’s Spaghetti House & Pizzeria Ltd. v. Italian Village Ltd. 114 “Honestly Using” 114 Hunt’s Ltd. v. Hunt 114 Concurrent or Prior Use 115 J. & A. McMillan Ltd. v. McMillan Press Ltd. 115 Fraser Taxi Ltd. v. Reid 115 Disclaimers 115 Associated Newspapers Group v. Insert Media Ltd. 116 Home Shoppe Ltd. v. National Development Ltd. 116 CHAPTER 13: Registered Trademarks 117 Introduction 117 Development 117 Definition of Trademark 117 Playboy Enterprises Inc. v. Germain 117 Central Concepts 117 Use 118 Confusion 118 Distinctiveness 118 Assignment and Licensing of Trademarks 118 Unfair Competition and Prohibited Marks 119 Protected Geographical Indications 120 The Registration Process 120 Registrability 120 Ordinary Trademarks 120 Barriers to Registration 120 a) Names or Surnames 120 Standard Oil Co. v. Registrar of Trade Marks 121 b) Descriptiveness 121 Drackett Co. of Canada Ltd. v. American Home Products Corp. 121 Home Juice Co. v. Orange Maison Ltée 122 c) Genericness 122 Wool Bureau of Canada Ltd. v. Bruck Mills Ltd. 122 Brûlerie Des Monts Inc. v. 3002462 Canada Inc. 122 d) Confusion with Registered Trademarks 122 United Artists Corp. v. Pink Panther Beauty Corp. 123 Mattel, Inc. v. 3894207 Canada, Inc. 123 Veuve Clicquot Ponsardin v. Boutiques Cliquot Ltée 123 s. 22 - alternative remedy to confusion 124 Exceptions 124 a) Acquired Distinctiveness 124 b) Marks Registered Abroad: s. 14 125 c) Associated Marks: s. 15 125 d) Disclaimer: s. 35 125 Canadian Jewish Review Ltd. v. Registrar of Trade Marks 125 Cooper v. Mark’s Work Wearhouse Ltd. 126 Distinguishing Guise: s. 13 126 Dominion Lock Co. Ltd. and Independent Lock Co. v. Schlage Lock Co. 126 Certification Marks: s. 23 127 PART I: COPYRIGHT LAW Directory: outlines outlines -> Chabot College Fall 2010 Course Outline for Computer Application Systems 60 business software applications/general accounting outlines -> Adil Khan Contracts Midterm outline- waldron outlines -> Remedies for breach of promise (1) The Interests Protected outlines -> Basic Process for Assessing Damages: 97 Select interest that deserves vindication 97 a. Restitution 97 outlines -> Chapter Five: Written Documents 1 Unsigned Documents 1 outlines -> Cases and Materials on Contracts outlines -> College of Science and Health outlines -> Evidence outline outlines -> 2. Act, Omission, Status or Circumstances 4 Consequences and Causation 8 Introduction to Mens Rea and Intent 10 Levels of Fault 11 Download 409.28 Kb. Share with your friends:
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