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Clayton v. Cashman – Personal property, ownership, band memorabilia
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High Court (Peart J) affirms orders of Circuit Court, on appeal by way of full rehearing, and grants orders restraining defendant from disposing of band memorabilia at auction.
Personal property - appeal from Circuit Court - band memorabilia - inclusion in auction catalogue - trousers, earrings, sweatshirt, mugs, Stetson hat, Polaroid photographs, handwritten list of songs - application to restrain defendant from disposing of items - former employee - stylist - circumstances of termination of employment with band - confidentiality agreement - publication of tour memoir - failure to discharge expenses - whether conclusions of Circuit Court relevant to rehearing in High Court - clarity of witnesses' recollection - credibility of witnesses - related defamation proceedings commenced in English courts - evidence lacking in credibility, plausibility or probability.
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