Publishing, Entertainment, Advertising and Allied Fields Law Quarterly, 14. sējumsCallaghan & Company, 1975 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 59.
437. lappuse
... substantially similar work . As a practical matter , an artist alleging copyright infringe- ment can make out a prima facie ... substantial similar- ity , or lack thereof , of two works of art is probably no easier than making judgments ...
... substantially similar work . As a practical matter , an artist alleging copyright infringe- ment can make out a prima facie ... substantial similar- ity , or lack thereof , of two works of art is probably no easier than making judgments ...
444. lappuse
... substantial competitive harm . 38. In the recording industry , for example , sales by tape " pirates " pose a substantial threat of harm to legitimate companies ; evidently , the inferior quality of the pirated tapes does not substantially ...
... substantial competitive harm . 38. In the recording industry , for example , sales by tape " pirates " pose a substantial threat of harm to legitimate companies ; evidently , the inferior quality of the pirated tapes does not substantially ...
491. lappuse
... substantial evil resulting from this entertain- ment , 23 which would be necessary but exceedingly difficult to prove . Instead the opinion concluded that , " [ t ] he ordinances proscribe no more than is necessary to ban the nudity ...
... substantial evil resulting from this entertain- ment , 23 which would be necessary but exceedingly difficult to prove . Instead the opinion concluded that , " [ t ] he ordinances proscribe no more than is necessary to ban the nudity ...
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