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Wow....that's one of the dumbest things I've ever heard of.
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Hah - that's pretty messed up - and funny.
I wonder how big a chunk "legal fees" are - maybe that's how Russia gets its cut? Otherwise Deep Purple could just give the money back to the organizers. But that could be another opportunity to tax them again? Dunno!
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Kyrgyz Republic1462 Posts
On July 04 2009 20:55 Zona wrote: Hah - that's pretty messed up - and funny.
I wonder how big a chunk "legal fees" are - maybe that's how Russia gets its cut? Otherwise Deep Purple could just give the money back to the organizers. But that could be another opportunity to tax them again? Dunno!
According to the scans of the documents in the article, it's only $400.
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What is this i dont even... seriously they ruled that deep purple should get money for a performance that they organized in the first place?
my head hurts. Yay for beauracracy ~
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"for their violation of their own rights" :D
Sounds like that organisation tried to flex its muscles. What was band's stance during this trial?
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I sense a great way to make a shitton of money; who wants to form a band? :D
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HAHAHAHA you just made my day
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haha, bureaucracy ftl
Too bad it had to happen to a band like Deep Purple.
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Bosnia-Herzegovina1437 Posts
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I don't understand.
So the russian organizers paid Deep Purple once for the concert and they have to pay them again now? LOL
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Funny title. The decision was pretty stupid and sets a bad precedent for other artists =/.
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In the US you have to worry about getting sued by everyone else.
In Russia you have to worry about getting sued by yourself.
:D
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In Russia, the government sues you on your own behalf? I think. I'm honestly not sure.
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in soviet Russia, your own copyright sues you
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we need more laws like this. also thats stupid etc.
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