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 the homo who designed the logo for Republic of Austria APRES SKI, LA GUERRE
Ski Racing reports that the relatives of Alfons Walde, the homo who designed the logo for Austria’s Hahnenkamm skiing race, are seeking compensation. He designed the logo inwards 1930 for the Kitzbuehel Ski Club simply in that place is no tape of his having been paid. Walde died 1958. In May the Austrian Supreme Court recognised the correct of Walde’s estate to compensation for the purpose of the logo simply the estate allowed the town of Kitzbuehel to purpose the logo until a compensation bundle was agreed. However, the authorisation has expressed trouble organization at a involve past times the identify unit of measurement for a 70,000 euro licence fee, in addition to instantly the Walde estate are threatening to destination the authorisation from using the logo.

This example really much reminds the IPKat of Griggs v Evans, a example concerning the copyright inwards a logo that had been designed past times a freelance designer to survive used equally a merchandise mark.

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