Law and Contemporary Problems, 14. sējums,1-2. izdevumsSchool of Law, Duke University, 1949 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 76.
183. lappuse
... protection of trade - marks was entirely a State matter and that the right to a mark was a common - law right . This ... protection of trade - marks is merely protection to goodwill , to prevent diversion of trade through ...
... protection of trade - marks was entirely a State matter and that the right to a mark was a common - law right . This ... protection of trade - marks is merely protection to goodwill , to prevent diversion of trade through ...
185. lappuse
... protection to which the trade mark is entitled under common - and statutory law , and is ultimately determined by ... protection . First , a trade - mark may be protected because of the trademark statute under which it is registered ...
... protection to which the trade mark is entitled under common - and statutory law , and is ultimately determined by ... protection . First , a trade - mark may be protected because of the trademark statute under which it is registered ...
269. lappuse
... protection of trade - marks as an adjunct to treaties of commerce . Later special agreements were concluded . Lastly , it was recognized that bipartite treaties were not sufficient since the problem was not that of protection of trade ...
... protection of trade - marks as an adjunct to treaties of commerce . Later special agreements were concluded . Lastly , it was recognized that bipartite treaties were not sufficient since the problem was not that of protection of trade ...
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FOREWORD Robert Kramer I | 3 |
LAW OR PREPOSSESSIONS? John Courtney Murray | 23 |
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