Literary Property in the United StatesScarecrow Press, 1950 - 277 lappuses |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 37.
47. lappuse
... assignment ( 126 ) . It must be remembered throughout that the remedies are statu- tory creations . They have been made drastic to protect authors against wrongful invasions , but they were not intended to be cumulative , so as to ...
... assignment ( 126 ) . It must be remembered throughout that the remedies are statu- tory creations . They have been made drastic to protect authors against wrongful invasions , but they were not intended to be cumulative , so as to ...
118. lappuse
... assign the whole literary property to the " proprietor . " If he does not , the copyright in the name of the publisher ... assignment . The right to be protected , in the case of the author who publishes for monetary returns ( which may ...
... assign the whole literary property to the " proprietor . " If he does not , the copyright in the name of the publisher ... assignment . The right to be protected , in the case of the author who publishes for monetary returns ( which may ...
124. lappuse
... assignment of the literary property . Thus , while the courts have not ruled on the case of the scholar who sends his writing for publication without pay , and where nothing at all is said about copyright or transfer of the literary ...
... assignment of the literary property . Thus , while the courts have not ruled on the case of the scholar who sends his writing for publication without pay , and where nothing at all is said about copyright or transfer of the literary ...
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INTRODUCTION | 7 |
PHILOSOPHICAL BASES OF LITERARY | 15 |
LEGAL BASIS OF COPYRIGHT | 43 |
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