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Ka'Neda Ellison Law & Economics February 2004 Judge's Paper #1 Kids Toys v. Children's Television Workshop The argument between KT and CTW is a dispute among two parties whom should have never contracted with one another. While on markets children under the age of 10, the other is devoted to a market which is technologically savvy. The parties are disputing over four general areas of loop holes within their contract. One being the fact that CTW demands royalties for each tangible item sold with any Sesame Street character on it; disregarding bundled goods. Two, CTW and KT have two very different concepts of "damaging the image of Sesame Street's character;" three, discrepancies regarding the venue and retail price of contracted jackets; and four, the rights of ownership concerning KT. After hearing the arguments made by both parties, I have decided to award KT and CTW the following damages. While CTW claims that it is entitled...

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