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from contact music:
Irish rockers U2 have won a court case against a former stylist in Dublin, Ireland and will now have a Stetson hat and other memorabilia handed back to them. LOLA CASHMAN had claimed she was given the items, worth 5000 euros (GBP3,400/$6,120), as presents by the band following their 1987 Joshua Tree tour and tried to sell them at Christie's auction house in 2002. U2 successfully sued last year (05) for the recovery of the trademark hat, a pair of earrings, a sweatshirt and a pair of trousers, claiming Cashman took them without permission. Cashman launched an appeal and singer BONO was last month (06) forced to recount his evidence in Dublin High Court. However, today's (15NOV06) ruling means the band will take ownership of all the memorabilia.
15/11/2006 12:32