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Page 166
... protection of property rights . It did contain the provision against unreasonable search and seizure now found in s 21 . It is true that provision , in common law terms , was designed to protect property and that was no better ...
... protection of property rights . It did contain the provision against unreasonable search and seizure now found in s 21 . It is true that provision , in common law terms , was designed to protect property and that was no better ...
Page 167
... protection of property rights in general . Article 17 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights ( " the Declaration " ) provides ( G A Resolution 217A ( III ) December 10 , 1948 ) : 1. everyone has the right to own property alone as ...
... protection of property rights in general . Article 17 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights ( " the Declaration " ) provides ( G A Resolution 217A ( III ) December 10 , 1948 ) : 1. everyone has the right to own property alone as ...
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... protection for 28 years by the Engraving Copyright Acts of 1734 and 1766 ( and further enactments in 1777 and 1836 ) Textile designs received limited protection in 1787. Sculptures were protected in 1814 and the Fine Arts Copyright Act ...
... protection for 28 years by the Engraving Copyright Acts of 1734 and 1766 ( and further enactments in 1777 and 1836 ) Textile designs received limited protection in 1787. Sculptures were protected in 1814 and the Fine Arts Copyright Act ...
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AND CHILD SUPPORT | 3 |
PRACTISING | 17 |
CIMINAL PRACTICE SECTIONS JOURNAL | 30 |
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