Publishing, Entertainment, Advertising and Allied Fields Law Quarterly, 19. sējumsCallaghan & Company, 1980 |
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... appropriation of a per- son's name or likeness ( appropriation ) . These four categories are related only in their concern for an individual's right to lead a private life . As the Restatement ( Second ) of Torts ob- serves , however ...
... appropriation of a per- son's name or likeness ( appropriation ) . These four categories are related only in their concern for an individual's right to lead a private life . As the Restatement ( Second ) of Torts ob- serves , however ...
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... appropriation . By tailoring its decision narrowly , the Supreme Court left un- resolved two issues concerning the limits which the first amendment places upon state protection of the right of pub- licity . The first issue concerns the ...
... appropriation . By tailoring its decision narrowly , the Supreme Court left un- resolved two issues concerning the limits which the first amendment places upon state protection of the right of pub- licity . The first issue concerns the ...
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... appropriation than on the character of what is appropriated , it is more capable of objective determination than is a newsworthiness standard . For these reasons , it is possible that the Court could find a material or substantial ...
... appropriation than on the character of what is appropriated , it is more capable of objective determination than is a newsworthiness standard . For these reasons , it is possible that the Court could find a material or substantial ...
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