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Antiquesportfolio.com plc v Rodney Fitch & Co Ltd
''Antiquesportfolio.com plc v Rodney Fitch & Co Ltd'' (() FSR 345) is a case in British copyright law that dealt in implied contractual obligations to avoid violating copyright, and on the copyright status of photographs.
==Action==
The plaintiff, Antiquesportfolio.com, wished to set up a business, operating over the internet, to sell antiques, and had contracted with the defendant, Rodney Fitch, to create its website, business cards, logos, and advertising literature. Antiquesportfolio.com sued after it discovered that several of the images used by Fitch were copies of photographs that were in ''Miller's Antiques & Encyclopaedia'', an encyclopaedia of antiques. It alleged that Fitch had breached an implied term of the contract, namely the supply of a website that didn't violate another party's copyrights, sought the repayment of all monies paid, and moved for summary judgement. Fitch counterclaimed for all monies owed.
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