The American Law Review, Volume 9Little, Brown, and Company, 1875 - Law |
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... issue again arose , and was elaborately discussed in Cocks v . Purday before the judges of the Common Pleas , who were unanimously of opinion that an alien amy who first published in England a work which had not been made publici juris ...
... issue again arose , and was elaborately discussed in Cocks v . Purday before the judges of the Common Pleas , who were unanimously of opinion that an alien amy who first published in England a work which had not been made publici juris ...
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... 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 , wherever he may then be ...
... 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 , wherever he may then be ...
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... issue be again carried to the House of Lords , and the battle fought over , there is strong reason to believe that the judgment of 1854 will be reversed , and the protection of English law extended to every author , wherever or in ...
... issue be again carried to the House of Lords , and the battle fought over , there is strong reason to believe that the judgment of 1854 will be reversed , and the protection of English law extended to every author , wherever or in ...
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... issue arose and was fully discussed in the United States Circuit Court in Chicago in 1868.1 The complainant was the well - known dramatic author , Dion Boucicault , a native of Great Britain , who had spent from 1853 to 1860 in the ...
... issue arose and was fully discussed in the United States Circuit Court in Chicago in 1868.1 The complainant was the well - known dramatic author , Dion Boucicault , a native of Great Britain , who had spent from 1853 to 1860 in the ...
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... issue in this cause in relation to the actual or fictitious death of said Goss ; a like prayer was offered on the supposition of the jury finding that Goss wilfully and falsely declared his prior applications for insur- ance to have ...
... issue in this cause in relation to the actual or fictitious death of said Goss ; a like prayer was offered on the supposition of the jury finding that Goss wilfully and falsely declared his prior applications for insur- ance to have ...
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