Publishing, Entertainment, Advertising and Allied Fields Law Quarterly, 19. sējumsCallaghan & Company, 1980 |
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... court ruled , as a matter of law , that the title to the movie was not novel and could not be protected as a property right . This court found an analogy between this case and the case of Big O Tire Dealers v Goodyear Tire & Rubber ...
... court ruled , as a matter of law , that the title to the movie was not novel and could not be protected as a property right . This court found an analogy between this case and the case of Big O Tire Dealers v Goodyear Tire & Rubber ...
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... court ruled , as a matter of law , that the title to the movie was not novel and could not be protected as a property right . This court found an analogy between this case and the case of Big O Tire Deal- ers v Goodyear Tire & Rubber ...
... court ruled , as a matter of law , that the title to the movie was not novel and could not be protected as a property right . This court found an analogy between this case and the case of Big O Tire Deal- ers v Goodyear Tire & Rubber ...
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... court ruled that notwithstanding its powers as an equity court , it could not permit its own views on the impermissability on sex discrimi- nation to override the clear intent of the trademark law . The sex discrimination could not be ...
... court ruled that notwithstanding its powers as an equity court , it could not permit its own views on the impermissability on sex discrimi- nation to override the clear intent of the trademark law . The sex discrimination could not be ...
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