Literary Property in the United StatesScarecrow Press, 1950 - 277 lappuses |
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... Intended to Achieve ? The Copyright Act does not fully define its objects , and the intent of the legislators in passing the Act has frequently been con- sidered by the courts . Construction of the purposes to be achieved by the Act is ...
... Intended to Achieve ? The Copyright Act does not fully define its objects , and the intent of the legislators in passing the Act has frequently been con- sidered by the courts . Construction of the purposes to be achieved by the Act is ...
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... intended to protect . The statutory notice was intended by Congress to apply to publi- cations as a whole - where the author is copyrighting the work as a whole ( 26 ) , and when an author combines a copyrighted work with an ...
... intended to protect . The statutory notice was intended by Congress to apply to publi- cations as a whole - where the author is copyrighting the work as a whole ( 26 ) , and when an author combines a copyrighted work with an ...
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... intended by Congress . They ought not to be unduly extended by judicial construction to include privileges not intended to be conferred , nor so narrowly construed as to deprive those entitled to their benefit of the rights Congress ...
... intended by Congress . They ought not to be unduly extended by judicial construction to include privileges not intended to be conferred , nor so narrowly construed as to deprive those entitled to their benefit of the rights Congress ...
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INTRODUCTION | 7 |
WHAT IS LITERARY PROPERTY? | 12 |
What Does Literary Property Protect? | 13 |
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