Literary Property in the United StatesScarecrow Press, 1950 - 277 lappuses |
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1.3. rezultāts no 30.
97. lappuse
... defendant Shebbeare , by his answer , stated that the de- fendant Francis Gwynne had informed him that the said Henry , Earl of Clarendon , so long since as thirty - three years , delivered to his the said defendant's , Gwynne's , late ...
... defendant Shebbeare , by his answer , stated that the de- fendant Francis Gwynne had informed him that the said Henry , Earl of Clarendon , so long since as thirty - three years , delivered to his the said defendant's , Gwynne's , late ...
193. lappuse
... defendant's pamphlet was evidently not intended to supersede , or in any way interfere with the sale of , the elaborate and instructive work of the plaintiff . Where defendant's publication is designed to rival or compete with the ...
... defendant's pamphlet was evidently not intended to supersede , or in any way interfere with the sale of , the elaborate and instructive work of the plaintiff . Where defendant's publication is designed to rival or compete with the ...
202. lappuse
... defendant does not infringe . Considering the comparative objects of the respective publications , it appears that they have nothing whatever in common . The defendant is in no sense competing with the plaintiff and the material ...
... defendant does not infringe . Considering the comparative objects of the respective publications , it appears that they have nothing whatever in common . The defendant is in no sense competing with the plaintiff and the material ...
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INTRODUCTION | 7 |
WHAT IS LITERARY PROPERTY? | 12 |
What Does Literary Property Protect? | 13 |
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