Ricordi v. Mason
210 F. 277 | 2d Cir. | 1913
It seems unnecessary to add anything to the two opinions referred to supra. W,e are clearly of the opinion that these extremely brief epitomes of the plots of the two operas, the librettos of which have been copyrighted and are the property of complainant, are neither of them in any true sense “a version” of the copyrighted work, as that word is used in the statute.
