Literary Property in the United StatesScarecrow Press, 1950 - 277 lappuses |
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... rights to screen credit in a contract was said to divest the plaintiff of all rights generally known as moral rights of authors , which rights include the right to credit as author of a work ( 231 ) . A somewhat different aspect of the ...
... rights to screen credit in a contract was said to divest the plaintiff of all rights generally known as moral rights of authors , which rights include the right to credit as author of a work ( 231 ) . A somewhat different aspect of the ...
116. lappuse
... Right To Credit The right to dedicate , discussed above , is related to the right to credit . Publication is the only ethical advertising recognized by many professions . There can be little doubt that the ... Right to credit Moral right.
... Right To Credit The right to dedicate , discussed above , is related to the right to credit . Publication is the only ethical advertising recognized by many professions . There can be little doubt that the ... Right to credit Moral right.
217. lappuse
... right to copyright . " ( Plaintiff had sold Col. Moss the right to use a part of his work in Col. Moss ' book ... Moral Right ( 53 Harvard Law Review ) . There is no charge of distortion of the compositions nor any claim that they have ...
... right to copyright . " ( Plaintiff had sold Col. Moss the right to use a part of his work in Col. Moss ' book ... Moral Right ( 53 Harvard Law Review ) . There is no charge of distortion of the compositions nor any claim that they have ...
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INTRODUCTION | 7 |
PHILOSOPHICAL BASES OF LITERARY | 15 |
LEGAL BASIS OF COPYRIGHT | 43 |
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