Publishing, Entertainment, Advertising and Allied Fields Law Quarterly, 13. sējumsCallaghan & Company, 1974 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 57.
174. lappuse
... applied unevenly . In Miller the Supreme Court held that national standards were not to be applied . However , it did not answer the question whether local or state standards should be applied . 88. 427 Pa . at 233 A.2d at 848 258 A.2d ...
... applied unevenly . In Miller the Supreme Court held that national standards were not to be applied . However , it did not answer the question whether local or state standards should be applied . 88. 427 Pa . at 233 A.2d at 848 258 A.2d ...
210. lappuse
... applied to comparative ads by the FTC and NARB may be considered a little stricter than for other type ads , but only in the sense that comparative claims must be more carefully , precisely and fully substantiated by objective tests ...
... applied to comparative ads by the FTC and NARB may be considered a little stricter than for other type ads , but only in the sense that comparative claims must be more carefully , precisely and fully substantiated by objective tests ...
257. lappuse
... applied . There was no showing of " actual malice " and thus no recovery was possible . The Court also stated that the New York Times ' rule applied to Xerox , the company which sponsored the telecast and which had been made a party to ...
... applied . There was no showing of " actual malice " and thus no recovery was possible . The Court also stated that the New York Times ' rule applied to Xerox , the company which sponsored the telecast and which had been made a party to ...
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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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