Publishing, Entertainment, Advertising and Allied Fields Law Quarterly, 14. sējumsCallaghan & Company, 1975 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 83.
131. lappuse
... tion . As soon as the Plaintiff became aware of the letter , they filed suit seeking to enjoin " Playboy " from publishing or disseminating any untrue statement of fact in connection with the National Cir- culation figures of ...
... tion . As soon as the Plaintiff became aware of the letter , they filed suit seeking to enjoin " Playboy " from publishing or disseminating any untrue statement of fact in connection with the National Cir- culation figures of ...
449. lappuse
... tion of publication more favorable to arists . Professor Nimmer maintains that as a general rule , " the unrestricted sale or other public disposition of a work of art , or of a tangible copy thereof , results in its publication . " 59 ...
... tion of publication more favorable to arists . Professor Nimmer maintains that as a general rule , " the unrestricted sale or other public disposition of a work of art , or of a tangible copy thereof , results in its publication . " 59 ...
489. lappuse
... tion forbidding integrated bars on the arguably rational theory that violence might increase if black and white patrons were permitted at the same establishments ; or a regulation forbidding all speech in establishments serving liquor ...
... tion forbidding integrated bars on the arguably rational theory that violence might increase if black and white patrons were permitted at the same establishments ; or a regulation forbidding all speech in establishments serving liquor ...
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