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- who: Chantalle R. Forgues from the Throughout history, the concept of appropriation has been understood as an act by which an interloper takes the work of another without consent and uses it for a different, typically self-serving, purposeThis concept, however, has become increasingly misapplied by courts in the context of art, and is particularly flawed when applied to fashion art. Recent federal case law purporting to clarify the appropriation * Chantalle Forgues is an attorney and Associate Professor of Business Law at Plymouth State University. She wishes to thank Columbia University Law School professor and art law . . .
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