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    The Mere Use of the Plaintiff's Name by the Defendant
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The Mere Use of the Plaintiff's Name by the Defendant

Question 37

Question 37

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The mere use of the plaintiff's name by the defendant, so long as the defendant uses the name for his or her own pecuniary gain, constitutes appropriation.

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