英文摘要 |
When the parody in a case involves both copyright and trademark infringement, and the defendant also asserts the fair use defense, should the court proceed with the fair use defense and infringement issues under the copyright law first, or should it resolve the fair use defense and infringement issues under the trademark law first? Can the analysis and trial of the two be used interchangeably, or should they be analyzed and reviewed independently within their own scope? This Article asserts that the copyright law’s factfinding and judgment regarding the fair use defense of parody can provide many references for the trademark law. Therefore, the court should first try the parody issue in the copyright law, and then refer to its trial process and results to analyze and judge the issue of trademark parody issue. |