Publishing, Entertainment, Advertising and Allied Fields Law Quarterly, 19. sējumsCallaghan & Company, 1980 |
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... Defendant argued that the copyright act was unconstitution- ally vague in dealing with criminal sanctions . The court dis- agreed , they noted the notice that the Defendant had received through State Department announcements and actions ...
... Defendant argued that the copyright act was unconstitution- ally vague in dealing with criminal sanctions . The court dis- agreed , they noted the notice that the Defendant had received through State Department announcements and actions ...
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... Defendant applied to register " Here's Johnny " for its service and its toilets and this action was brought . The court dealt with the question of whether Defendant's use of " Here's Johnny " was likely to cause confusion , mistake or ...
... Defendant applied to register " Here's Johnny " for its service and its toilets and this action was brought . The court dealt with the question of whether Defendant's use of " Here's Johnny " was likely to cause confusion , mistake or ...
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rejected the Defendant's arguments that its products were clearly labeled with the word " Wrangler " both on the pants and on the point of sale material near by . Thus , according to Defendant , there could be no confusion at the source ...
rejected the Defendant's arguments that its products were clearly labeled with the word " Wrangler " both on the pants and on the point of sale material near by . Thus , according to Defendant , there could be no confusion at the source ...
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