PRIVY COUNCIL ISSUE
ATTITUDE TO BE TESTED
CASE ON APPEAL
United Pres3 Association—By Electric Telo-
eraph—Copyright.
LONDON, 4th December,
The Irish Free State's attitude towards the Privy Council is likely shortly to be tested owing to a pending appeal in which the Bray Urban Council is concerned.
Bray is a seaside resort near Dublin. During a carnival in 1920 the council's band allegedly played selections from "Lilac Time," also an old-time waltz, "Venus on Earth." Tho society holding the performing rights brought an action for aii_ infringement of the copyright and won the case in tho local Court, but the Supreme Court reversed tho decision, hence the appeal to the Privy Council.
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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 137, 6 December 1929, Page 11
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