The American Law Review, Volume 9Little, Brown, and Company, 1875 - Law |
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... give a copyright to a foreign author publishing in this country , " said one of the judges , " is dealing with British interests and legislating for British people . British industry and talent will be encouraged by conferring a ...
... give a copyright to a foreign author publishing in this country , " said one of the judges , " is dealing with British interests and legislating for British people . British industry and talent will be encouraged by conferring a ...
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... gives that privilege to the public . But does this publication and circulation make the composition publici juris , so ... give to a citizen the exclusive right of representing a printed drama which he has purchased from a foreign author ...
... gives that privilege to the public . But does this publication and circulation make the composition publici juris , so ... give to a citizen the exclusive right of representing a printed drama which he has purchased from a foreign author ...
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... give this judicial interpretation to the statutes , to make this the law of the realm . Ever since the decision of the House of Lords in 1854 , a foreign author may acquire the full benefit of the statute by his presence within the ...
... give this judicial interpretation to the statutes , to make this the law of the realm . Ever since the decision of the House of Lords in 1854 , a foreign author may acquire the full benefit of the statute by his presence within the ...
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... give it value in the eye of the law , had not been proved . But the court overruled the objection , at the same time , however , saying that it would have been preferable if the counsel for the prosecution had shown several different ...
... give it value in the eye of the law , had not been proved . But the court overruled the objection , at the same time , however , saying that it would have been preferable if the counsel for the prosecution had shown several different ...
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... give an opinion which would be mere guess - work , and not fit to go to a jury in a capital cause . The objection was there- fore sustained , and the court further refused to allow the photo- graph to be shown to the coroner as it had ...
... give an opinion which would be mere guess - work , and not fit to go to a jury in a capital cause . The objection was there- fore sustained , and the court further refused to allow the photo- graph to be shown to the coroner as it had ...
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