Publishing, Entertainment, Advertising and Allied Fields Law Quarterly, 19. sējumsCallaghan & Company, 1980 |
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... infringement and found that the recordation by a representative of BMI was proper evidence of the infringe- ment . As to the anti - trust claim , they noted that the law for the competitor organization with BMI , ASCAP , had been set ...
... infringement and found that the recordation by a representative of BMI was proper evidence of the infringe- ment . As to the anti - trust claim , they noted that the law for the competitor organization with BMI , ASCAP , had been set ...
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... infringement of Plaintiff's trademark , trade dress and label . Granted were $ 50,000 damages , $ 1,000 to ... infringing products were in excess of $ 50,000 . Hain Pure Food Co. , Inc. v . Sona Food Products Co. , 491 F. Supp . 39 ( CA ...
... infringement of Plaintiff's trademark , trade dress and label . Granted were $ 50,000 damages , $ 1,000 to ... infringing products were in excess of $ 50,000 . Hain Pure Food Co. , Inc. v . Sona Food Products Co. , 491 F. Supp . 39 ( CA ...
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... infringement . This limitation on the scope of copyright protection is based on a distinction be- tween the physical form of a published work and the use of the concepts it contains . " 88 In Baker v . Seldon the United States Supreme ...
... infringement . This limitation on the scope of copyright protection is based on a distinction be- tween the physical form of a published work and the use of the concepts it contains . " 88 In Baker v . Seldon the United States Supreme ...
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