Publishing, Entertainment, Advertising and Allied Fields Law Quarterly, 14. sējumsCallaghan & Company, 1975 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 37.
332. lappuse
... style was also unique . Thus , style can and does exist independent of a character . Miss Sinatra may have indeed created a unique style of per- forming but she failed to convey to the court that she had crafted either a unique vocal ...
... style was also unique . Thus , style can and does exist independent of a character . Miss Sinatra may have indeed created a unique style of per- forming but she failed to convey to the court that she had crafted either a unique vocal ...
341. lappuse
... style . How can the imitator's own style make him incapable of legally infringing upon the style of another , if the other's style is not entitled to legal protection ? The recognition of a defense based upon the copier's own style ...
... style . How can the imitator's own style make him incapable of legally infringing upon the style of another , if the other's style is not entitled to legal protection ? The recognition of a defense based upon the copier's own style ...
360. lappuse
... style , uniquely personal to that performer . At some point , the performer becomes con- scious of the process and is capable of directing and governing the elements which will become his " style . " The culmination of this process may ...
... style , uniquely personal to that performer . At some point , the performer becomes con- scious of the process and is capable of directing and governing the elements which will become his " style . " The culmination of this process may ...
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