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The case of 20th Century Fox Film Corporation vs. Court of Appeals, et al., 164 SCRA 655 (August 19, 1988) (hereinafter 20th Century Fox) was inexistent in December of 1987 when Search Warrant 87-053 was issued by the lower court.
Philippine Jurisprudence - COLUMBIA PICTURES, INC., ET AL. vs. COURT OF APPEALS, ET AL.
COLUMBIA PICTURES INC. v CA [237 SCRA 367 (1994)] Nature: Petitions for review on certiorari of the decision of the CA. Ponente: J. Vitug Facts: • 07 April 1998: NBI filed with the RTC of Pasig 3 applications for SW against private respondent (Tube Video Enterprises – Edward C. Cham; Blooming Rose Tape Center – Ma.
Agents of the NBI and private researchers made discreet surveillance on... various video establishments in Metro Manila including Sunshine Home Video Inc. (Sunshine for brevity), owned and operated by Danilo A. Pelindario with address at No. 6 Mayfair Center, Magallanes, Makati, Metro Manila.
Oct 6, 1994 · COLUMBIA PICTURES, INC., ORION PICTURES CORP., PARAMOUNT PICTURES CORP., TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX FILM CORP., UNITED ARTISTS CORP., UNIVERSAL CITY STUDIOS, INC., WALT DISNEY COMPANY and WARNER BROS., INC., Petitioners, v. HON. COURT OF APPEALS, TUBE VIDEO ENTERPRISES and EDWARD CHAM, BLOOMING ROSE TAPE CENTER and MA.
Apr 2, 2024 · 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.
This case involves a copyright infringement dispute between Columbia Pictures and a video store accused of selling pirated copies of films.
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.
EN BANC. [G.R. No. 110318. August 28, 1996.] COLUMBIA PICTURES, INC., ORION PICTURES CORPORATION, PARAMOUNT PICTURES CORPORATION, TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX FILM CORPORATION, UNITED ARTISTS CORPORATION, UNIVERSAL CITY STUDIOS, INC., THE WALT DISNEY COMPANY, and WARNER BROTHERS, INC., Petitioners, v.
Columbia Pictures Inc. vs CA concerns whether Columbia Pictures, a foreign corporation, had the legal capacity to sue in Philippine courts. The Supreme Court held that Columbia Pictures did have the legal capacity to sue.
