It took a dispute over trolls to give the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals its first crack at interpreting so-called “restored” copyrights.

The circuit upheld a preliminary injunction issued in favor of a Danish maker of troll dolls that blocked a rival company from selling “Wish-nik” trolls as it enforced a restored copyright held by the Danish firm.

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