Natasha Holdsworth produced a beautiful drawing of a French Provincial loveseat at the request of Classical Furniture Manufacturing Company. Classical Furniture paid Holdsworth $500 for the drawing and used it as the design for its loveseat in a current furniture collection. Six months after it acquired the drawing, and several months after it produced its first production models of the loveseat, the company applied for registration of the design. Shortly after Classical Furniture registered its design for the loveseat, it discovered that Antique Furniture Co. had a similar loveseat on display in its collection at a furniture exhibit. Classical Furniture immediately accused Antique Furniture of copying its design. As a defence, Antique Furniture Co. argued that the design was not original. It also came out in the course of discussion that it had acquired its own design by purchasing it from a designer by the name of Holdsworth. If Classical Furniture should institute legal proceedings against Antique Furniture, what arguments might the parties raise on their own behalf. What is the position of Holdsworth, and what are her rights (if any) or liability (if any)? Speculate as to the outcome of the action.