Peter Pan and Tinker Bell in court battle

PETER PAN, the boy who wouldn’t grow up, has been dragged into court in a fight over copyright held

Peter Pan and Tinker Bell in court battle

Canadian author Emily Somma has filed a lawsuit in San Francisco claiming the characters in Peter Pan, including Tinker Bell, Wendy and Captain Hook, are now in the public domain and no longer protected by a copyright awarded to Great Ormond Street Hospital for Sick Children in 1929.

The suit is a pre-emptive move in anticipation of legal action by the London hospital, which currently holds the copyright to Peter Pan.

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