Publishing, Entertainment, Advertising and Allied Fields Law Quarterly, 20. sējumsCallaghan & Company, 1981 |
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139. lappuse
... artistic intent of the paro- dist cannot be fairly separated , and thus the degree of the parodist's commercial motivation is immaterial . For a parodist to have written a legal parody , then , it must be clear that he took the ideas ...
... artistic intent of the paro- dist cannot be fairly separated , and thus the degree of the parodist's commercial motivation is immaterial . For a parodist to have written a legal parody , then , it must be clear that he took the ideas ...
169. lappuse
... artistic terms , Mayer defines the com- mercial artist as : ... an artist whose work is commissioned for such uses as advertising , illustration and the design , embellishment or decoration of industrial products . Such art must meet ...
... artistic terms , Mayer defines the com- mercial artist as : ... an artist whose work is commissioned for such uses as advertising , illustration and the design , embellishment or decoration of industrial products . Such art must meet ...
174. lappuse
... artistic works as suitable for copyright . The court essentially dispensed with all but the lowest standards of originality and artistic merit . The plaintiff 20. 140 US 428 , 431 ( 1891 ) . 21. 10 F. 553-54 ( C.C. , E.D.N.Y. 1880 ) ...
... artistic works as suitable for copyright . The court essentially dispensed with all but the lowest standards of originality and artistic merit . The plaintiff 20. 140 US 428 , 431 ( 1891 ) . 21. 10 F. 553-54 ( C.C. , E.D.N.Y. 1880 ) ...
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