Graffiti clothing company Brandalised took legal action against the street artist over an Instagram post in which he claimed it had used his work on clothes without permission
People walk past a Banksy in Utah in February last month. Photo: Mario Tama/Getty Images
A company that sued Banksy for libel launched the legal battle in an attempt to expose his identity, a judge has ruled.
Brandalised, a graffiti clothing company, took legal action against the pseudonymous street artist over an Instagram post in which he claimed it had used his work on clothes without permission.