Michael Jackson, Controversial Auction

Michael Jackson's estate says sale of unreleased songs is "sad attempt" to "mislead the public"
Last December, unreleased tracks from Jackson were discovered in a storage unit in the San Fernando Valley. The Jackson Estate said that they did not claim ownership of the tape but whoever purchases the recordings or compositions does not own the copyright, the estate does.
Michael Jackson's Estate Claims Ownership of Songs in Controversial Auction With Casette Tapes Up to $200,000
Michael Jackson's estate is fighting to block an auction of unreleased songs, claiming ownership of the tapes and their copyright.
Michael Jackson’s estate clashes with auction house selling his unreleased music
However, Jackson’s estate argues that the tapes are merely copies of the original master recordings, which they own, meaning the buyer will have no rights to reproduce or public
Michael Jackson’s Estate Fights To Stop Sale Of Priceless Unreleased Songs
Michael Jackson’s estate is attempting to stop an auction house from selling the pop icon’s unreleased music. Gotta Have Rock and Roll is preparing to put up two cassette tapes on the auction block. They claim the cassettes feature 12 unreleased songs Michael recorded in the ‘80s and ‘90s,
Jackson estate fights auction of unreleased music
In a bold move to protect Michael Jackson's musical legacy, representatives of the late artist's estate have spoken out against an upcoming auction.
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