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Copyright Law
: The Art Law BlogLet's Go to the Videotape
By Intellectual Property Law, Esq.
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Bloomberg's Philip Boroff has more on collector Gregory Callimanopulos's lawsuit against Christie's (mentioned earlier here). In its response to Callimanopulos's motion for preliminary injunction, Christie's says "video recordings of the [May 13] Auction conclusively show that [another bidder] made a bid for the Artwork well before [the auctioneer] brought down the hammer .... Because the evidence conclusively shows that [the other bidder] bid on the Artwork before the hammer fell, this case does not even present a legal issue of whether [the auctioneer] properly exercised his considerable discretion under Christie's Conditions of Sale and the U.C.C. in recognizing a bid that was made with the hammer."Full post as published by The Art Law Blog on May 26, 2009 (boomark / email).
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