Eps 1163: VCX

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Our valuation puts the intrinsic value of the stock at $2.37, but it is trading at AU $1.39, which means there is still a possibility to buy now. It looks like there is more cash flow on the cards, which should feed into a higher valuation of the stock. While some value investors would argue that the most important thing is the intrinsic value relative to price, a more compelling investment thesis is the high growth potential at a favorable price. Although VCX is currently undervalued, this could be a good time to accumulate further holdings in this stock.
The current share price reflects a prosperous outlook, meaning it is not too late to buy VCX, even at its current price of $1.39.
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VCX, Inc. has been sentenced to counterclaims against Arthur Weisberg, named as the counterdefendant, and against the Company, its employees, directors and officers, as well as for damages and attorneys "fees. VCZ is entitled to an amount of $225,440, which represents the amount paid by We isberg and provided by him in exchange for his services as the plaintiff's attorney in the case.
VCX was not obliged to take legal action unless it could reasonably conclude that such action was necessary and was not granted any benefit unless it was necessary to protect the interests of the plaintiff.
It was impossible for VCX to complete the application for registration of copyright without first obtaining information from Weisberg. While the omission of the copyright notice has been excused, the omission of the proper copyright notice will feed the work into the public domain. Although he met the registration requirements, he made no effort to label the film with copyright.
The question is whether the contract can be interpreted as requiring Weisberg to secure copyright protection for the film. In short, giving VCX a contract to sell "Debbie does Dallas" does not imply any obligation to add a copyright notice. There is no obligation to notify under SS 401 that is triggered by publication, and there is also no proper copyright notice, and for a notification to be added before the film version hits theaters, the notification must have been added at the time of publication.
This case is about the employer-employee relationship between Schoolday and Buckley. Laughs is mainly concerned with whether or not the plaintiff allows the claim to be enforced, and it depends on whether he wants due diligence, but he is mainly concerned with the nature of the contract, not whether he allows the claim to be enforced.
As mentioned above, only Weisberg could add a copyright notice to the film version of the film, and Berger confirmed that copyright notice was needed to resolve the problem of prints being distributed without proper notice prior to that time. If he had acted correctly, he could have revived the copyright of the films and transferred the exclusive rights to VCX as an act. Although there is no evidence that the rights to this film were transferred to Buckley under the Schoolday contract, this transfer is cited in Schaaday's written minutes.
Both Weisberg and Arno knew of the legal significance of the removal of a copyright notice, but this omission prevented him from having the opportunity to transfer the exclusive video cassette rights to the films. He therefore apparently believed that the contract gave him the right to claim copyright protection so that he could enjoy the same rights as Buckley to sell video and cassette copies of those films, and he claimed that this contract had been broken because a third party had claimed ownership of the film and video rights.
Moreover, both parties were biased by the fact that Weisberg was named both as plaintiff and counter-defendant. Both parties assumed that the court could assert jurisdiction in the case on the grounds of the diversity of citizenship. Federal courts in various cases - from citizenship cases - must apply the voting rights provisions to the state in which they are located. Generally, "state performance" means what the party that is alleged to have violated the contract must perform in that state.