The American Law Review, Volume 9Little, Brown, and Company, 1875 - Law |
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Page 7
... present statute is given to every author who first publishes in the United Kingdom , wherever he may then be resident , while Lords Cranworth and Chelmsford simply expressed their doubts as to the case of an alien resident abroad . The ...
... present statute is given to every author who first publishes in the United Kingdom , wherever he may then be resident , while Lords Cranworth and Chelmsford simply expressed their doubts as to the case of an alien resident abroad . The ...
Page 8
... present advised see any difference between the two statutes as far as relates to the subject of the residence of foreign authors . ' 99 So long as the lower courts are governed by the decision of Jefferys v . Boosey , a foreign author ...
... present advised see any difference between the two statutes as far as relates to the subject of the residence of foreign authors . ' 99 So long as the lower courts are governed by the decision of Jefferys v . Boosey , a foreign author ...
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... present time has been general in its terms , extending protection to " authors , " and leaving the courts to determine whether or not that expression meant simply British authors and nothing more . But in the United States , by the ...
... present time has been general in its terms , extending protection to " authors , " and leaving the courts to determine whether or not that expression meant simply British authors and nothing more . But in the United States , by the ...
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... present of a pair of buckskin gloves , could only say that he resembled A. C. Goss . The mas- ter asked the man if he came by the gloves " regular , " and hear- ing how they had been given to him concluded that they had been used in ...
... present of a pair of buckskin gloves , could only say that he resembled A. C. Goss . The mas- ter asked the man if he came by the gloves " regular , " and hear- ing how they had been given to him concluded that they had been used in ...
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... present ; but when the whole list had been called , and only seven jurors obtained , he was again called . The court being apparently on the point of accept- ing him , the defence withdrew all objection , and he was sworn as the eighth ...
... present ; but when the whole list had been called , and only seven jurors obtained , he was again called . The court being apparently on the point of accept- ing him , the defence withdrew all objection , and he was sworn as the eighth ...
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