Legal Opinion
Buck v. Milam
District Court, D. Idaho
Decided April 17, 1929No. 687PublishedCited by 2 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
CAVANAH, District Judge.
The defendants' conduct a dance hall and place of entertainment known as the “Cahoon Park Dance Hall” in Madison county, Idaho, where entertainments and dances are given and musical compositions are played for the general public for profit. The plaintiffs own the musical compositions entitled “Ramona” and “The Sunrise (Will Bring Another Day for You),” and under the Copyright Act possessed the exclusive right to perform the compositions publicly for profit.
It is charged in two causes of action in the complaint that the defendants in infringement of the copyright have…
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