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133. lappuse
The principle involved , however , is that the scholar has the right to access to any generally published work . All copyrighted works must be generally published to be copyrightable . The copyright proprietor cannot restrain access to ...
The principle involved , however , is that the scholar has the right to access to any generally published work . All copyrighted works must be generally published to be copyrightable . The copyright proprietor cannot restrain access to ...
149. lappuse
scholar than having someone copy it manually , would appear to be covered by the law of agency just as adequately whether the photostat operator made a profit or a loss . If helping the scholar to make a copy by supplying him with a ...
scholar than having someone copy it manually , would appear to be covered by the law of agency just as adequately whether the photostat operator made a profit or a loss . If helping the scholar to make a copy by supplying him with a ...
156. lappuse
insofar as they merely supply the material requested by a scholar in a single copy for his own use , are acting as agents to do for the scholar what he may legally do for himself or may have any agent do for him .
insofar as they merely supply the material requested by a scholar in a single copy for his own use , are acting as agents to do for the scholar what he may legally do for himself or may have any agent do for him .
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INTRODUCTION | 7 |
LEGAL BASIS OF COPYRIGHT | 43 |
WHO MAY OBTAIN COPYRIGHT? | 56 |
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