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If Carlton has a case then its a loophole in the law.
Could anyone suggest that because Barbara Streisand sung at Docklands that the stadium had any rights to her performance?
Similarly does a bookstore have any access or 'ownership' of the books in their store?
Of course not - that AFL should be the only organisation with 'rights' on performance and if there are gray areas - the law should immediately eradicate them - that people even slightly believe Elliott has a case is ridiculous, and would undermine all creative property rights.
Could anyone suggest that because Barbara Streisand sung at Docklands that the stadium had any rights to her performance?
Similarly does a bookstore have any access or 'ownership' of the books in their store?
Of course not - that AFL should be the only organisation with 'rights' on performance and if there are gray areas - the law should immediately eradicate them - that people even slightly believe Elliott has a case is ridiculous, and would undermine all creative property rights.