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Page 371
Alderson , B. , was of opinion that the absence of such a limitation would have
made a difference , but even then that the defendant in error would not have had
a good cause of action . The other judges held it to be immaterial . Lastly .
Looking ...
Alderson , B. , was of opinion that the absence of such a limitation would have
made a difference , but even then that the defendant in error would not have had
a good cause of action . The other judges held it to be immaterial . Lastly .
Looking ...
Page 372
Two questions amongst others were submitted to the judges for their opinion :
First , “ Whether at common law an author of any book , or literary composition ,
had the sole right of first printing and publishing the same for sale ; and might
bring ...
Two questions amongst others were submitted to the judges for their opinion :
First , “ Whether at common law an author of any book , or literary composition ,
had the sole right of first printing and publishing the same for sale ; and might
bring ...
Page 374
There are two cases decided by Lord Abinger , in the equity side of the Court of
Exchequer , in both of which that learned judge gave an opinion in favour of the
foreigner's right.D'Almaine v . Boosey , 1 You . & C. , Ex . Eq . 285 ; Chappell v .
There are two cases decided by Lord Abinger , in the equity side of the Court of
Exchequer , in both of which that learned judge gave an opinion in favour of the
foreigner's right.D'Almaine v . Boosey , 1 You . & C. , Ex . Eq . 285 ; Chappell v .
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Contents
THE THEORY OF SUCCESSION AB INTES | 1 |
HIS | 17 |
NAVIGATION COLLISION CONFLICT | 52 |
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