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However , in many cases in which the issue is not brought up directly , the courts have protected publishers without inquiring into the rights of the author and have acted as if the proprietor had a right to protection under the concept ...
However , in many cases in which the issue is not brought up directly , the courts have protected publishers without inquiring into the rights of the author and have acted as if the proprietor had a right to protection under the concept ...
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The only two types of right which can , therefore , be included in protection of literary property as such are ( 1 ) protection of the right to profit and ( 2 ) protection of the right to credit . The former has been recognized as one ...
The only two types of right which can , therefore , be included in protection of literary property as such are ( 1 ) protection of the right to profit and ( 2 ) protection of the right to credit . The former has been recognized as one ...
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Unless protection of literary property recognizes its nature in the public interest and is designed to make ideas more readily available to the public , there is danger that the literary property laws , both common law and statutory ...
Unless protection of literary property recognizes its nature in the public interest and is designed to make ideas more readily available to the public , there is danger that the literary property laws , both common law and statutory ...
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INTRODUCTION | 7 |
PHILOSOPHICAL BASES OF LITERARY | 15 |
LEGAL BASIS OF COPYRIGHT | 43 |
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