Literary Property in the United StatesScarecrow Press, 1950 - 277 lappuses |
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1.3. rezultāts no 23.
37. lappuse
... secure copyright without having anyone see the inside of the book . It might be " pub- lished " by placing it in a public place or by offering a copy for sale . Even if no one looked at it in the public place or bought the copy offered ...
... secure copyright without having anyone see the inside of the book . It might be " pub- lished " by placing it in a public place or by offering a copy for sale . Even if no one looked at it in the public place or bought the copy offered ...
52. lappuse
... secure a copyright of the articles in it , if they are written or owned by the proprietor of the magazine ( 25 ) . There can be no question of the validity of such a proceeding if the proprietor of the magazine is the author or the ...
... secure a copyright of the articles in it , if they are written or owned by the proprietor of the magazine ( 25 ) . There can be no question of the validity of such a proceeding if the proprietor of the magazine is the author or the ...
214. lappuse
... secure a valid copyright in the United States , and so of course the statute requires . " Licensee cannot obtain copyright , but there must be full assignment of the literary property . ( Supreme Ct . in Am . Tobacco v . Werck- meister ...
... secure a valid copyright in the United States , and so of course the statute requires . " Licensee cannot obtain copyright , but there must be full assignment of the literary property . ( Supreme Ct . in Am . Tobacco v . Werck- meister ...
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INTRODUCTION | 7 |
WHO MAY OBTAIN COPYRIGHT? | 56 |
WHAT ARE WRITINGS OF AUTHORS? | 77 |
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