The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1909 - Law |
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... Statute of Anne which came about as follows : - To discover the origin of copyright , which , it may be remembered , was defined by Macaulay as " a tax on readers , for the purpose of giving a bounty to writers , " we must go back to ...
... Statute of Anne which came about as follows : - To discover the origin of copyright , which , it may be remembered , was defined by Macaulay as " a tax on readers , for the purpose of giving a bounty to writers , " we must go back to ...
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... Statute of Anne , 3 the first Copyright law that the world had known . It said , an author and his assigns should have the sole right of printing new books for fourteen years , and , if at the end of that time , the author should still ...
... Statute of Anne , 3 the first Copyright law that the world had known . It said , an author and his assigns should have the sole right of printing new books for fourteen years , and , if at the end of that time , the author should still ...
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... Anne's Ministry , and also his letters to Stella , was frequently present at Cabinet meetings ) , solely in the ... Statute did not interfere with their Common law right , to publish in perpetuity their literary property . They were soon ...
... Anne's Ministry , and also his letters to Stella , was frequently present at Cabinet meetings ) , solely in the ... Statute did not interfere with their Common law right , to publish in perpetuity their literary property . They were soon ...
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... Statute of Anne ? " This was the question around which there raged one of the fiercest storms in the annals of legal history . In the year 1735 , the case of Eyre v . Walker1 was decided by Sir Joseph Jekyll . Mr. Eyre sought an ...
... Statute of Anne ? " This was the question around which there raged one of the fiercest storms in the annals of legal history . In the year 1735 , the case of Eyre v . Walker1 was decided by Sir Joseph Jekyll . Mr. Eyre sought an ...
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... Statute of Anne , and , that any proprietor of copyright had the exclusive right of multiplication only during the periods of time allowed by the Statute . Thus was the perpetual ownership of authors in their literary productions swept ...
... Statute of Anne , and , that any proprietor of copyright had the exclusive right of multiplication only during the periods of time allowed by the Statute . Thus was the perpetual ownership of authors in their literary productions swept ...
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