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They further ruled that the question of whether the title was novel should be for the jury and that on remand the court should apply the rule of reverse confusion from the Big 0 case. Capital Films Corp. v.
They further ruled that the question of whether the title was novel should be for the jury and that on remand the court should apply the rule of reverse confusion from the Big 0 case. Capital Films Corp. v.
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In the ensuing case , Fortnightly Corp. v . United Artists Television , Inc. , ' the cable distribution was evaluated under the Copyright Act of 1909. Although United Artists contended that Fortnightly's system infringed upon its ...
In the ensuing case , Fortnightly Corp. v . United Artists Television , Inc. , ' the cable distribution was evaluated under the Copyright Act of 1909. Although United Artists contended that Fortnightly's system infringed upon its ...
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Bicron Corp. 108 The Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit168 seemed to follow the dissent in Lear and held that state trade secret laws were preempted by federal patent law if the invention would ...
Bicron Corp. 108 The Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit168 seemed to follow the dissent in Lear and held that state trade secret laws were preempted by federal patent law if the invention would ...
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