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Philippine Jurisprudence - COLUMBIA PICTURES, INC., ET AL. vs. COURT OF APPEALS, ET AL
- G.R. No. 111267
In the recent Columbia Pictures, et al., v. Court of...
- G.R. No. 111267
In the recent Columbia Pictures, et al., v. Court of Appeals, et al . 4 case which resolved the same issue involving the same petitioners but with different respondents, the Court en banc held:
"1. There is no probable cause nor the existence of a satisfactory fact upon which the search warrant is based; "2. The National Bureau of Investigation has no authority nor the jurisdiction to initiate the filing of suit against the defendants; "3.
This case involves a copyright infringement dispute between Columbia Pictures and a video store accused of selling pirated copies of films.
Aug 28, 1996 · COLUMBIA PICTURES v. CA, GR No. 110318, 1996-08-28. Facts: Issues: As a consideration aside, we have perforce to comment on private respondents' basis for arguing that petitioners are barred from maintaining suit in the Philippines.
Apr 2, 2024 · The petitioners, comprised of various well-known motion picture companies such as Columbia Pictures, Inc., Orion Pictures Corporation, and others, lodged a formal complaint with the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) alleging copyright infringement against Sunshine Home Video, Inc., owned and operated by Danilo A. Pelindario.
COLUMBIA PICTURES v. CA, GR No. 110318, 1996-08-28. Facts: Complainants thru counsel lodged a formal complaint with the National Bureau of Investigation for violation of PD No. 49, as amended, and sought its assistance in their anti-film piracy drive.
