The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1909 - Law |
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Page 25
... defendant may not know what to bring out . Some further protection is clearly needed against this class of plaintiffs . The credit which they give is an undesirable credit , and it is in the public interest to discourage it rather than ...
... defendant may not know what to bring out . Some further protection is clearly needed against this class of plaintiffs . The credit which they give is an undesirable credit , and it is in the public interest to discourage it rather than ...
Page 59
... defendant is always a pauper , " and they therefore prayed " that the confiscation of counterfeit copies might be one of the penalties imposed on offenders . " 66 The petitions resulted in the notorious Statute of Anne , 3 the first ...
... defendant is always a pauper , " and they therefore prayed " that the confiscation of counterfeit copies might be one of the penalties imposed on offenders . " 66 The petitions resulted in the notorious Statute of Anne , 3 the first ...
Page 61
... defendant was restrained from printing Pope's and Swift's Miscellanies , published in the years 1701 , 1702 and 1708 respectively , and thus outside the Statutory term . Then followed the case of Tonson v . Walker , 3 in which the defendant ...
... defendant was restrained from printing Pope's and Swift's Miscellanies , published in the years 1701 , 1702 and 1708 respectively , and thus outside the Statutory term . Then followed the case of Tonson v . Walker , 3 in which the defendant ...
Page 62
... defendant in the year 1774. It was held , that , even if there had been a right to perpetuity in literary property at Common law , it was destroyed by the Statute of Anne , and , that any proprietor of copyright had the exclusive right ...
... defendant in the year 1774. It was held , that , even if there had been a right to perpetuity in literary property at Common law , it was destroyed by the Statute of Anne , and , that any proprietor of copyright had the exclusive right ...
Page 66
... defendant , a clergy- man of the Church of England , was justified in refusing the Holy Communion to the promoters of the suit . The facts of the case are short , and were not in dispute . The pro- moters of the suit , Alan Neville ...
... defendant , a clergy- man of the Church of England , was justified in refusing the Holy Communion to the promoters of the suit . The facts of the case are short , and were not in dispute . The pro- moters of the suit , Alan Neville ...
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