Publishing, Entertainment, Advertising and Allied Fields Law Quarterly, 14. sējumsCallaghan & Company, 1975 |
No grāmatas satura
1.–3. rezultāts no 84.
36. lappuse
... decision . " This assumption has been criticized for lack of proof , as there have been no empirical studies supporting it . But by the same token there is no empirical data disproving it . " 2 There is at best a subjective feeling ...
... decision . " This assumption has been criticized for lack of proof , as there have been no empirical studies supporting it . But by the same token there is no empirical data disproving it . " 2 There is at best a subjective feeling ...
375. lappuse
... decisions on the scope of Lanham Act protection is not clear . If the decisions are interpreted as being of constitutional dimension , the provisions of the Lanham Act which seemingly permit trademark protection of objects and ...
... decisions on the scope of Lanham Act protection is not clear . If the decisions are interpreted as being of constitutional dimension , the provisions of the Lanham Act which seemingly permit trademark protection of objects and ...
377. lappuse
... decision as to the extent of protection that will be afforded . Neither the motiva- tion of the copier nor the sensibilities of the judge should be a factor in deciding whether a copied item is to be protected , to copy and may also ...
... decision as to the extent of protection that will be afforded . Neither the motiva- tion of the copier nor the sensibilities of the judge should be a factor in deciding whether a copied item is to be protected , to copy and may also ...
Saturs
Current Cases | 1 |
Current FTC and other Actions | 17 |
The Regulation of Corporate Image Advertising | 29 |
Autortiesības | |
14 citas sadaļas nav parādītas.
Citi izdevumi - Skatīt visu
Bieži izmantoti vārdi un frāzes
2d Cir action Amendment Appeals applied artist broadcasting buyer cable television cert character charged claims commercial Commission common law Communications Compco complaint consent order constitutional consumer copy Corp corporate image advertising cost Court found Court held D.C. Cir damages Day-Brite Lighting deceptive decision defamation Defendant Defendant's denied design patent effect expression fact fairness doctrine false federal Federal Trade Commission freedom function functionality doctrine gag orders granted imitation infringement injunction involved Justice Lanham Act libel licensees limited ment newspaper obscene opinion performance person Plaintiff political Principal Register prohibit promotional public interest public issues published reasonable registration regulation Robinson-Patman Act rule section 2(d seller speech statements statute statutory style substantial Supp Supplemental Register supra note Supreme Court text accompanying notes tion trade trademark protection unfair competition utility patent violation