Publishing, Entertainment, Advertising and Allied Fields Law Quarterly, 13. sējumsCallaghan & Company, 1974 |
No grāmatas satura
1.–3. rezultāts no 77.
3. lappuse
... infringement of copyright , trademark and trade names , but Defendant argued that the materials were not entitled to copyright protection because they were fraudulent . The publisher argued that the system was not effective and had not ...
... infringement of copyright , trademark and trade names , but Defendant argued that the materials were not entitled to copyright protection because they were fraudulent . The publisher argued that the system was not effective and had not ...
132. lappuse
... infringement , the Defendant argued that as the joint owner of the copyright he and his licensee can not be liable for copyright infringement . The court agreed . They stated that once the Plaintiff and Defendant agreed to create their ...
... infringement , the Defendant argued that as the joint owner of the copyright he and his licensee can not be liable for copyright infringement . The court agreed . They stated that once the Plaintiff and Defendant agreed to create their ...
246. lappuse
... infringement of registered or un- registered trademarks . However , it could apply to those trademark infringement cases that involve a " false description or representa- tion , " such as where the trademark itself describes or ...
... infringement of registered or un- registered trademarks . However , it could apply to those trademark infringement cases that involve a " false description or representa- tion , " such as where the trademark itself describes or ...
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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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