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State Legislation
Pub manager infringed football league copyright
Lord Lake dismissed Airlie's argument that patrons might have streamed the matches from their phones to the pub's TVs. The Court of Session’s Outer House ruled that Christopher Airlie, who owns and manages the Troll Inn in Dundee, violated the Scottish Professional Football League’s (SPFL) copyright by displaying unauthorized live football broadcasts featuring SPFL-branded graphics on the pub’s televisions. According to the judgment, Airlie had permitted an employee to show…