Literary Property in the United StatesScarecrow Press, 1950 - 277 lappuses |
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1.3. rezultāts no 42.
69. lappuse
... given by the statute . Anything less than a substantial copy of the whole or a material part of the book does not violate the exclusive right given by statute . Hence , anyone may copy less than a material part of a copyright book ...
... given by the statute . Anything less than a substantial copy of the whole or a material part of the book does not violate the exclusive right given by statute . Hence , anyone may copy less than a material part of a copyright book ...
93. lappuse
... given general publication . There might be room for question as to the validity of Section 12 , dealing with " Works not reproduced for sale " as well as with respect to protection of performing rights , etc. by statute save after a ...
... given general publication . There might be room for question as to the validity of Section 12 , dealing with " Works not reproduced for sale " as well as with respect to protection of performing rights , etc. by statute save after a ...
162. lappuse
... given away his right to profit and has no right to profit which he may offer to share with anyone else under a contract . Having given his work to the public without profit , the author's right to profit is nonexistent , and it is ...
... given away his right to profit and has no right to profit which he may offer to share with anyone else under a contract . Having given his work to the public without profit , the author's right to profit is nonexistent , and it is ...
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INTRODUCTION | 7 |
WHO MAY OBTAIN COPYRIGHT? | 56 |
WHAT ARE WRITINGS OF AUTHORS? | 77 |
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