Literary Property in the United StatesScarecrow Press, 1950 - 277 lappuses |
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... Court appears to have con- sidered only the question of whether the deposit in the Copyright Office must be made within a " reasonable " length of time after publication and on that basis held that Pearson had to pay the owner of the ...
... Court appears to have con- sidered only the question of whether the deposit in the Copyright Office must be made within a " reasonable " length of time after publication and on that basis held that Pearson had to pay the owner of the ...
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... Court accepted federal jurisdiction in this case because a copyrighted work was involved in the conflict , and reversed this decision . The Supreme Court appears to have assumed that the copyright involved was valid . In view of the ...
... Court accepted federal jurisdiction in this case because a copyrighted work was involved in the conflict , and reversed this decision . The Supreme Court appears to have assumed that the copyright involved was valid . In view of the ...
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... court or judge possessing jurisdiction of the de- fendants . $ 113 . TRANSMISSION OF Certified Copies of Papers for EN- FORCEMENT OF INJUNCTION BY OTHER COURT . - The clerk of the court , or judge granting the injunction , shall , when ...
... court or judge possessing jurisdiction of the de- fendants . $ 113 . TRANSMISSION OF Certified Copies of Papers for EN- FORCEMENT OF INJUNCTION BY OTHER COURT . - The clerk of the court , or judge granting the injunction , shall , when ...
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INTRODUCTION | 7 |
WHAT IS LITERARY PROPERTY? | 12 |
What Does Literary Property Protect? | 13 |
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