Publishing, Entertainment, Advertising and Allied Fields Law Quarterly, 13. sējumsCallaghan & Company, 1974 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 83.
254. lappuse
... held to be a " performance " while amplifying local signals was not , under the distinction that " broadcasters perform , viewers do not per- form " . Finally , the Teleprompter Case ( U.S. Supreme Court 72- 1628 ) was held to rule ...
... held to be a " performance " while amplifying local signals was not , under the distinction that " broadcasters perform , viewers do not per- form " . Finally , the Teleprompter Case ( U.S. Supreme Court 72- 1628 ) was held to rule ...
287. lappuse
... held the privilege to be personal to the reporter have stated that he is free to waive it and divulge the confidential source's identity and the imparted information at his own will.22 Conse- quently , the informant cannot object when ...
... held the privilege to be personal to the reporter have stated that he is free to waive it and divulge the confidential source's identity and the imparted information at his own will.22 Conse- quently , the informant cannot object when ...
475. lappuse
... held that common law rights survived publication and were lost only when statutory protection was available . An argument could be made that under the rule in Donaldson , the sale of phonograph records need not constitute a publication ...
... held that common law rights survived publication and were lost only when statutory protection was available . An argument could be made that under the rule in Donaldson , the sale of phonograph records need not constitute a publication ...
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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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