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A record company cannot sue over the death of a star singer, a New York appeals court ruled Thursday. The panel found that the trial judge who had let the suit go forward had ignored well-settled law governing wrongful-death actions, ruling that Aaliyah was an asset rather than an employee of Blackground Records. "The concept that a person is a property asset of another is, of course, abhorrent to modern day thinking," the appeals court wrote.
January 10, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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