Copyrights and Trade-marksE. W. Stephens Company, 1949 - 134 lappuses |
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... intention is imma- terial if his acts amount to abandonment . The fact of abandonment is the essential point - that is , acts or omissions which amount to abandonment . 2. Abandonment to the Public . When an author publishes his ...
... intention is imma- terial if his acts amount to abandonment . The fact of abandonment is the essential point - that is , acts or omissions which amount to abandonment . 2. Abandonment to the Public . When an author publishes his ...
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... Intention of Infringer . Intention of the infringer of copyrighted material is not important once the fact of infringement is estab- lished.68 But if intention be shown then infringement is much more readily presumed.69 Intention is ...
... Intention of Infringer . Intention of the infringer of copyrighted material is not important once the fact of infringement is estab- lished.68 But if intention be shown then infringement is much more readily presumed.69 Intention is ...
108. lappuse
... intention to deceive , nor ought time and money to be expended on any such evidence . The sound rule is that a man must be taken to have intended the reasonable and natural consequences of his acts , and no more is wanted . If , on the ...
... intention to deceive , nor ought time and money to be expended on any such evidence . The sound rule is that a man must be taken to have intended the reasonable and natural consequences of his acts , and no more is wanted . If , on the ...
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abandonment Act of February Act of March advertising affidavit amended appear applicant's application for registration Ascap assigned broadcast cancel certificate of registration certification mark Commissioner common law rights concurrent registrations connection convention copyright act copyright law copyright owner defendant's device effect exclusive right fact February 20 filing firm fraud geographical name granted held imitation infringement injunction intention juristic person label Lanham Act letters literary manufactured March 19 mark in commerce mark registered matter merchandise monopoly notice of copyright original paragraph party Patent Office period person plaintiff principal register printed profit protection published purpose register provided registered mark registrant's renewal Restraint of Trade Saxlehner section 12 service mark Stat statute supplemental register term thereof tion trade name U. S. Patent Office unfair competition United Unjust Enrichment words writings