Goodbye, Tielong. Is Altman copyrighted? Goodbye, dragon of steel. Did Altman infringe?

1976, Leo's low ratings and the oil crisis in the Middle East made Yuangu Company fall into the predicament of near bankruptcy. Yuangu sold the right to use1965 "OTQ" to1974 "Leo" to Cai Yao, but did not sell the copyright. Mr. Simport, a Thai, came to Japan to study advertising photography and worked in another company of Mr. Eiji Tsuburaya. Mr. Hou Yuangu Gao succeeded his father as the president of the second company. 1At the end of 995, Mr. Yuan Gugao passed away. A few days later, Mr. Simbert claimed that he had signed a copyright transfer contract with Yuangu on March 4, 1976 (that is, the contract of 1976), and said that the copyrights of seven "Altman" film and television works in the Showa era in Japan had been transferred to him accordingly. When Yuangu Company asked for the contract, Mr. Simbert suggested that the contract should be recognized first, otherwise it could not be provided. To show politeness, Yuangu Company politely admitted it. After receiving the letter of apology, Mr. Simbert sent a copy of the contract 1976 to Yuangu for production. Yuangu Production found that the official seal of Yuangu Production Co., Ltd. and Mr. Yuangu Gao's signature were forged. However, Mr. Simport maliciously used this letter, claiming that it was Yuan Gu's approval of the contract 1976. After the contract was made public, he began to claim that he was the copyright owner of seven "Altman" film and television works in the Showa era in Japan. And sold Altman's copyright to Blue Arc this year, and then things went wrong.

Add a few more. 1.20091/In 2009, Guangzhou Intermediate People's Court (2005) No.576, based on the objective analysis of many illogical and illegal phenomena in the 1976 contract, referred to the 1976 by the Thai Police General Administration. This judgment has been widely affirmed by domestic legal authorities. 2.20 101.22, Guangdong provincial high court passed the judgment of (2010) Guangdong sanzhongzi No.63, which ruled that the contract 1976 was valid, and Japan's Showa Times (65438) No.7 "AT&T. 2. Altman; 3. Severn Altman; 4. Return to Altman (Jack Altman); 5. Aesop Altman; 6. Ultranman Taro; 7. The final judgment of Jumborg Ace, the copyright of which was produced by Yuangu, Japan, and Mr. Simbert enjoyed the right to use the above seven films and TV works of Motorized Altman.