Law and Contemporary Problems, 14. sējums,1-2. izdevumsSchool of Law, Duke University, 1949 |
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183. lappuse
... common - law right . This theory was the basis of previous national trade mark statutes . Many years ago the Supreme Court held and has recently repeated that there is no Federal common law . It is obvious that the States can change the ...
... common - law right . This theory was the basis of previous national trade mark statutes . Many years ago the Supreme Court held and has recently repeated that there is no Federal common law . It is obvious that the States can change the ...
196. lappuse
... common word by the argument that he needs it to tell the truth simply , 46 courts have evolved a measuring rod to test whether there is an “ unnecessary use ” by the defendant.46 In judicial opinion , the concept of necessity is evoked ...
... common word by the argument that he needs it to tell the truth simply , 46 courts have evolved a measuring rod to test whether there is an “ unnecessary use ” by the defendant.46 In judicial opinion , the concept of necessity is evoked ...
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... common law with respect to trade - marks and many of them have , with the possible result that there may be as many different varieties of common law as there are 305 U. S. 111 ( 1938 ) . Id . , n . 1 . It is interesting to note ...
... common law with respect to trade - marks and many of them have , with the possible result that there may be as many different varieties of common law as there are 305 U. S. 111 ( 1938 ) . Id . , n . 1 . It is interesting to note ...
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CONTEMPORARY | 1 |
FOREWORD Robert Kramer I | 3 |
LAW OR PREPOSSESSIONS? John Courtney Murray | 23 |
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