Publishing, Entertainment, Advertising and Allied Fields Law Quarterly, 13. sējumsCallaghan & Company, 1974 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 35.
218. lappuse
rules was that suit by a competitor should be allowed only if he could demonstrate an obvoius and direct competitive injury . In other words , the competitor was not allowed to sue as a " vicarious avenger " ' " of the public interest ...
rules was that suit by a competitor should be allowed only if he could demonstrate an obvoius and direct competitive injury . In other words , the competitor was not allowed to sue as a " vicarious avenger " ' " of the public interest ...
363. lappuse
... allowed critics of government the same leeway both when they discuss political candidates who are not office holders , " and when they discuss former public officials if public interest in their activi- ties while in office is still ...
... allowed critics of government the same leeway both when they discuss political candidates who are not office holders , " and when they discuss former public officials if public interest in their activi- ties while in office is still ...
480. lappuse
... allowed the states to require proper labelling of any products that are copied , in order to prevent " palming off . " This doctrine would uphold state legislation against the counterfeiting of records , which comprises the manufacture ...
... allowed the states to require proper labelling of any products that are copied , in order to prevent " palming off . " This doctrine would uphold state legislation against the counterfeiting of records , which comprises the manufacture ...
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Contractual Rights and Duties of the Professional Athlete_____ | 27 |
The Texas Deceptive Trade Practices | 81 |
Integration of Federal Copyright | 113 |
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