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Intellectual Property –Copyright.
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INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY -COPYRIGHT a) Godfrey has intercepted Harry Moore's telephone conversations with Robert and recorded them. He has worked as Harry's gardener for 15 years but it obviously has not been any part of Godfrey's work to intercept Harry's telephone conversations and/or record them. Godfrey's contract with Harry seems to be unrelated with these events, Although it may have helped him in recognising Harry's voice he could have been able to do that anyway as Harry is well-known. The main questions are Harry's and Robert's right to privacy, confidential information, the scope of copyright relating to a telephone conversation and available remedies. The publication of the conversation or the contents thereof would certainly cause serious damage to Harry's family life and almost certainly end his career as a well-known family entertainer. Robert's reputation would also be damaged. Having said that, he might still be financially better of as a little-known poet as...
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