The Supreme Court of Canada has just announced that it will release its decision in Euro-Excellence v. Kraft Canada on Thursday. The case raises some interesting copyright issues including the prospect of explicitly incorporating the copyright misuse doctrine into Canadian law.
Supreme Court Copyright Case Coming on Thursday
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Hi Michael,
Thanks for the link to this interesting Euro-Excellence case. I hope the Supreme Court does the right thing or trade can be unwittingly restricted by copyright law.
Cheers,
Kempton