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Land Down Under Kookaburra Lawsuit. In emi songs australia pty limited v larrikin music publishing pty limited [2011] fcafc 47, the full court unanimously upheld the trial. Larrikin music accused the band of stealing the song's flute riff from the children's song kookaburra sits in the old gum tree. I have come to the view that the 1979 recording and the. Men at work have been ordered to pay 5 per cent of royalties for plagiarising part of their 1980s hit down under. The high profile and controversial court case, claiming the flute line in the 1981 hit down under was taken from iconic children’s. Iconic australian rockers men at work could be facing a hefty legal bill after a court ruled that they plagiarised part of their worldwide 1980s hit down under. After a hearing in the federal court last year, justice peter johnson delivered judgment today. Aussie pop group men at work ripped off an australian folk tune in their 1980s smash hit down under, a federal court judge has found.

The high profile and controversial court case, claiming the flute line in the 1981 hit down under was taken from iconic children’s. In emi songs australia pty limited v larrikin music publishing pty limited [2011] fcafc 47, the full court unanimously upheld the trial. After a hearing in the federal court last year, justice peter johnson delivered judgment today. I have come to the view that the 1979 recording and the. Iconic australian rockers men at work could be facing a hefty legal bill after a court ruled that they plagiarised part of their worldwide 1980s hit down under. Larrikin music accused the band of stealing the song's flute riff from the children's song kookaburra sits in the old gum tree. Aussie pop group men at work ripped off an australian folk tune in their 1980s smash hit down under, a federal court judge has found. Men at work have been ordered to pay 5 per cent of royalties for plagiarising part of their 1980s hit down under.

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Land Down Under Kookaburra Lawsuit Iconic australian rockers men at work could be facing a hefty legal bill after a court ruled that they plagiarised part of their worldwide 1980s hit down under. Iconic australian rockers men at work could be facing a hefty legal bill after a court ruled that they plagiarised part of their worldwide 1980s hit down under. Larrikin music accused the band of stealing the song's flute riff from the children's song kookaburra sits in the old gum tree. In emi songs australia pty limited v larrikin music publishing pty limited [2011] fcafc 47, the full court unanimously upheld the trial. Men at work have been ordered to pay 5 per cent of royalties for plagiarising part of their 1980s hit down under. After a hearing in the federal court last year, justice peter johnson delivered judgment today. Aussie pop group men at work ripped off an australian folk tune in their 1980s smash hit down under, a federal court judge has found. I have come to the view that the 1979 recording and the. The high profile and controversial court case, claiming the flute line in the 1981 hit down under was taken from iconic children’s.