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Yet the Supreme Court appears to have considered only the question of whether the deposit in the Copyright Office must ... In a few cases in which the briefs raised questions of importance to scholars which were not specifically decided ...
Yet the Supreme Court appears to have considered only the question of whether the deposit in the Copyright Office must ... In a few cases in which the briefs raised questions of importance to scholars which were not specifically decided ...
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On the other hand , in 1918 the United States Supreme Court said , " Abandonment is a question of intent ... " ( 97 ) , and similar opinions have appeared since that time . Thus , if intent to dedicate is required , then the author ...
On the other hand , in 1918 the United States Supreme Court said , " Abandonment is a question of intent ... " ( 97 ) , and similar opinions have appeared since that time . Thus , if intent to dedicate is required , then the author ...
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This brings up the same question as that noted above . However , there is the additional question as to whether these copies may be protected otherwise than by statute . This can not be done after publication , and it would appear that ...
This brings up the same question as that noted above . However , there is the additional question as to whether these copies may be protected otherwise than by statute . This can not be done after publication , and it would appear that ...
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INTRODUCTION | 7 |
LEGAL BASIS OF COPYRIGHT | 43 |
WHO MAY OBTAIN COPYRIGHT? | 56 |
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