Judge ends Pooh merchandise battle

A judge has ended a legal fight against the Walt Disney Company that has stretched more than a decade over Winnie the Pooh merchandise royalties.

Tue, 30 Mar, 2004 - 15:41

A judge has ended a legal fight against the Walt Disney Company that has stretched more than a decade over Winnie the Pooh merchandise royalties.

US Superior Court Judge Charles W McCoy Jr ruled in Los Angeles that the owner of the rights unlawfully obtained confidential documents from Disney offices.

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Courts Entertainment Heathrow Place: Los Angeles Person: Pooh Person: Winnie the Pooh Person: Charles W McCoy Jr Person: McCoy Person: Stephen Person: Daniel Petrocelli Organisation: Walt Disney Company Organisation: US Superior Court Organisation: Disney Organisation: SSI

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