Full Blown Entertainment: A Missed Opportunity for Advancing the Copyright Law of Developing Countries With Hybrid Copyright Systems

‘Full Blown Entertainment: A missed opportunity for advancing the copyright law of developing countries with hybrid copyright systems’ (2018) 13(10) Journal of Intellectual Property Law & Practice 782

26 Pages Posted: 28 May 2020

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Justin Koo

The University of the West Indies, St Augustine

Date Written: 2018

Abstract

Trinidad and Tobago’s ninth copyright case, Full Blown Entertainment, was a welcomed development. However, the actual decision delivered amounted to a missed opportunity to create desirable precedent to follow in developing Commonwealth countries with hybrid copyright acts based on UK law. As such, the shortcomings of the case are critically analysed and comments for the future development of copyright law in developing Commonwealth countries with hybrid copyright systems are offered.

Keywords: Copyright, Hybrid Copyright Law, Trinidad and Tobago, Caribbean Copyright, Soca, Music Copyright

Suggested Citation

Koo, Justin, Full Blown Entertainment: A Missed Opportunity for Advancing the Copyright Law of Developing Countries With Hybrid Copyright Systems (2018). ‘Full Blown Entertainment: A missed opportunity for advancing the copyright law of developing countries with hybrid copyright systems’ (2018) 13(10) Journal of Intellectual Property Law & Practice 782, Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=3589728

Justin Koo (Contact Author)

The University of the West Indies, St Augustine ( email )

The University of the West Indies
St Augustine
Saint Augustine, 00000
Trinidad and Tobago

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