Dougie Bus" 'Cupid' copyright lawsuit wins.."Actively respond to other issues" [Official]

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Content producer The Givers said it won both the first and second trials in connection with the "Cupid" copyright lawsuit and won a complete legal victory, adding that it will actively respond to other lawsuits based on facts.

The Seoul High Court's 5-2 Civil Affairs Department (B) completely rejected Attract's appeal of a copyright confirmation lawsuit against Dougie Bus, and ruled that the plaintiff would also bear the cost of the appeal.

"There have been several allegations that have not been based on facts, but we have responded based on verifiable facts and legal principles, not speculations or emotions," Dougievers said in a statement on the 6th. "This judgment of the appeals court is a meaningful result in that Dougievers' position has been reaffirmed through the judgment of the judiciary." He added, "We will also faithfully and responsibly work on other ongoing issues so that objective facts can be clearly arranged through the court."

"Cupid" is a song released by girl group PFTPT in 2023 and has received worldwide attention as it climbed the Billboard Hot 100 chart. Since then, there has been a conflict between Dugibus, who was in charge of producing the song, and his agency Attract over the attribution of copyright rights, leading to a legal dispute.

In this lawsuit, the court judged the rights relationship by comprehensively reviewing the contract text and the contract signing process. In May last year, the first trial court rejected the plaintiff's claim, saying that the party to the copyright transfer contract was Dougiebus and Attract could not be considered to have acquired the Cupid work, and the original trial was maintained for the same purpose in the appeal trial.

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