Wrong! CASINO was launched in January of 1986. The competition launched its lemon soda, MONTE CARLO, five months later. The color use in the label was too similar. The committee concluded that although the right to use the color was not held by anyone, the two sodas are too similar and violated the marketing act.

Wrong, unfortunately. In the summer of 1980 the company behind the Pigmentan cremes created a new design. The complaint claimed that the new design was too similar to Nivea Ultra's product, and that consumers could confuse the two. They did not win the case.

Wrong! This is "Summer", the copy made in 1949. Photo:© Munchmuseet

Feil, dessverre. Dette er en seddel fra de såkalte "Selbupengene." Disse "selbupengene" er håndtegnet på 1950-tallet av en gårdsarbeider fra i Selbu. Papiret er fra kraftforsekker. Kopieringen skal ha skjedd dels etter hukommelse, dels som fri fantasi.

Den ekte seddelen kan du se på Norges Bank sin nettside her.

Wrong! During the trial Caspersen had to prove he was the true painter. Because the punishment for forgery was less than stealing and selling a real Munch, he had to prove he had forged the painting. Caspersen had to paint in front of court officials to prove he could paint like Munch. He was believed.

Wrong! According to the Oslo police museum's catalogue, the painting is from the Caspersen case, but this is disputed. We do not know if the person who painted this was punished.

Feil, dessverre. Ifølge Oslo politimuseums katalog skal maleriet stamme fra Caspersen-saken, men dette er usikkert, da dette motivet ikke nevnes i andre kilder om denne saken.

Wrong! According to the Oslo police museum's catalogue, the painting is part of the Caspersen case, but this is disputed.

Wrong, this is from Justismuseet's collection. The painting might be from the Caspersen case, but that is disputed. The original is "Winter landscape from Thuringen". Photo:© Munchmuseet

Wrong! Mote Longs have been marketed by "La Mote" since 1979 in this packaging. In 1991 Nivella launched the similar sounding "Mote", promoted by a former employee of La Mote. The committee found that the packaging was too similar, especially when compared to the rest of available products on the market.

Wrong! This is Haakon, which was the official mascot for the 1994 Olympics, but he is not the "original". During the application process to host the Olympics, he looked a little different. The full case can be read here. (Norwegian)

Wrong. The other one is the original by Christian Krogh (Photo©: O. Væring Eftf. AS.). The forger was sentenced to one year and nine months in prison, and to pay damages to the victim. You can read more about the case here.