If a defendant makes an untrue statement of fact about the plaintiff and the statement was intentionally or accidentally published to a third party, the defendant is held liable for misappropriation of the right to publicity.

True or False

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Cesar Haas

Business

14 September, 06:55

If a defendant makes an untrue statement of fact about the plaintiff and the statement was intentionally or accidentally published to a third party, the defendant is held liable for misappropriation of the right to publicity.

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Nathanael Sanford · Answer 1

False

Explanation:

The defendant cannot be held liable for misappropriation of the right to publicity because the defendant making an untrue statement of fact about a plaintiff was not meant for commercial purpose. the person that can be held liable in such situation is the third party who publish the statement for commercial purpose without the consent of the plaintiff.

The right to publicity is a form of intellectual right that protects against the exploitation of one's name, logo or statement for commercial purpose without the consent of the person.

If a defendant makes an untrue statement of fact about the plaintiff and the statement was intentionally or accidentally published to a third party, the defendant is held liable for misappropriation of the right to publicity.True or False

If a defendant makes an untrue statement of fact about the plaintiff and the statement was intentionally or accidentally published to a third party, the defendant is held liable for misappropriation of the right to publicity.

True or False