The American Law Review, Volume 9Little, Brown, and Company, 1875 - Law |
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... Lord Chief Justice Campbell at their head , who affirmed the better and more liberal doctrine which extended the protection of the English law to all authors , whether native or foreign.1 6 " We see no sufficient reason , " said that ...
... Lord Chief Justice Campbell at their head , who affirmed the better and more liberal doctrine which extended the protection of the English law to all authors , whether native or foreign.1 6 " We see no sufficient reason , " said that ...
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... Lord High Chancellor Cranworth , the Lord Chief Justice of the Common Pleas ( Right Honorable Sir John Jervis ) , the Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer ( Right Honorable Sir Frederick Pollock ) , besides the venerable Lord Brougham and Lord ...
... Lord High Chancellor Cranworth , the Lord Chief Justice of the Common Pleas ( Right Honorable Sir John Jervis ) , the Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer ( Right Honorable Sir Frederick Pollock ) , besides the venerable Lord Brougham and Lord ...
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... Lord Chancellor Cranworth went so far as to intimate that if Gibbon had established himself at Lausanne without any animus revertendi , he would still be entitled to copyright in a work first published in England . Lord Campbell was at ...
... Lord Chancellor Cranworth went so far as to intimate that if Gibbon had established himself at Lausanne without any animus revertendi , he would still be entitled to copyright in a work first published in England . Lord Campbell was at ...
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... Lords , although the direct issue did not arise in that case . Lord Chancellor Cairns and Lord Westbury gave as their opinions that the protection of the present statute is given to every author who first publishes in the United Kingdom ...
... Lords , although the direct issue did not arise in that case . Lord Chancellor Cairns and Lord Westbury gave as their opinions that the protection of the present statute is given to every author who first publishes in the United Kingdom ...
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... Lord Cranworth remarked that he did not " as at present advised see any difference between the two statutes as far ... Lords , and the battle fought over , there is strong reason to believe that the judgment of 1854 will be reversed ...
... Lord Cranworth remarked that he did not " as at present advised see any difference between the two statutes as far ... Lords , and the battle fought over , there is strong reason to believe that the judgment of 1854 will be reversed ...
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