Publishing, Entertainment, Advertising and Allied Fields Law Quarterly, 1. sējumsCallaghan & Company, 1961 |
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1.3. rezultāts no 62.
119. lappuse
... Congress has intentionally granted capital gain treatment to products created in sub- stantially the same manner as copyrights , i.e. largely through the personal efforts of taxpayers . Here we have two almost identically created ...
... Congress has intentionally granted capital gain treatment to products created in sub- stantially the same manner as copyrights , i.e. largely through the personal efforts of taxpayers . Here we have two almost identically created ...
297. lappuse
... Congress to expand the scope of the statute to adopt it to new inventions . Again , in Capitol Records v . Mercury , 37 the court observed that under the liberal interpretation of the constitutional grant , Congress has the power to ...
... Congress to expand the scope of the statute to adopt it to new inventions . Again , in Capitol Records v . Mercury , 37 the court observed that under the liberal interpretation of the constitutional grant , Congress has the power to ...
538. lappuse
... Congress by the Constitution . In general the mere vesting of a power in Congress does not operate to exclude state regulation of the field . There are indeed exceptional cases where the history or intrinsic purpose of a ...
... Congress by the Constitution . In general the mere vesting of a power in Congress does not operate to exclude state regulation of the field . There are indeed exceptional cases where the history or intrinsic purpose of a ...
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