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Warren and Brandeis felt its basis should be on injury to feelings rather than injury to property . This theory was accepted by many legal authorities . ' 3 Twelve years after Warren and Brandeis ' article was written , Roberson v .
Warren and Brandeis felt its basis should be on injury to feelings rather than injury to property . This theory was accepted by many legal authorities . ' 3 Twelve years after Warren and Brandeis ' article was written , Roberson v .
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If there is no basis to claim injury to feelings , it would be foolish to bring suit on these grounds . Instead , a better theory would be appropriation of one's property . The right to control one's picture , likeness , and name could ...
If there is no basis to claim injury to feelings , it would be foolish to bring suit on these grounds . Instead , a better theory would be appropriation of one's property . The right to control one's picture , likeness , and name could ...
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placing plaintiff in a false light in the public eye , 15 and appropriation.16 Unlike the other classifications of privacy , appropriation finds its basis in property rights rather than injury to feelings . " Because of this affinity to ...
placing plaintiff in a false light in the public eye , 15 and appropriation.16 Unlike the other classifications of privacy , appropriation finds its basis in property rights rather than injury to feelings . " Because of this affinity to ...
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