Published 1 year ago

U2 not obliged to answer questions in copyright case, court told

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Maurice Kiely claims he wrote A Man and A Woman in the 1990s. He claims it was unlawfully included on U22s album How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb. Dublin-registered U2 Ltd denies his claims and says the lyrics were written by Bono.

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Irish Examiner

U2 not obliged to answer questions in copyright case, court told

Maurice Kiely claims he wrote ‘A Man and A Woman’ and performed it for American model Cindy Crawford before it was allegedly unlawfully included on U2′s album ‘How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb’

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Roscommon Herald

U2 not obliged to answer questions in copyright case, court told

High Court Reporters Bono and his bandmates should not be obliged to answer on oath various questions put to U2 Ltd as part of a Dublin’s man’s case alleging he wrote one of the songs on their 2004 album, the High Court has been told. Maurice Kiely claims he wrote the song ‘A Man and A Woman’ in the 1990s and performed it for American model Cindy Crawford before he claims it was allegedly... Source

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