A Treatise on the Law of Copyright in Books, Dramatic and Musical Compositions, Letters and Other Manuscripts, Engravings and Sculpture, as Enacted and Administered in England and America; with Some Notices of the History of Literary PropertyC.C. Little and J. Brown, 1847 - 450 Seiten |
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... company , and by the then supreme jurisdiction of the star- chamber . These are undoubtedly lights to which we should not turn for safe guidance upon any ques- tion of a public nature , or to ascertain the modern rights of the subject ...
... company , and by the then supreme jurisdiction of the star- chamber . These are undoubtedly lights to which we should not turn for safe guidance upon any ques- tion of a public nature , or to ascertain the modern rights of the subject ...
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... company . " That this decree was intended to recognize and did recognize some rights of literary property , of some kind , is manifest from what took place in the next reign . In the 21st of James I. a proclamation of the 25th September ...
... company . " That this decree was intended to recognize and did recognize some rights of literary property , of some kind , is manifest from what took place in the next reign . In the 21st of James I. a proclamation of the 25th September ...
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... company , were included , and there is a fair implication that books otherwise appertaining to their owners by the " laws " of the realm were also included , and the sole right of print- ing such books depended on the property of the ...
... company , were included , and there is a fair implication that books otherwise appertaining to their owners by the " laws " of the realm were also included , and the sole right of print- ing such books depended on the property of the ...
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... company . " Now , although we know of no ordinance or by - law of the company relative to copies , until after the year 1640 , yet from 1558 to 1582 there are , it is said , entries in the re- cords of the company which show that copies ...
... company . " Now , although we know of no ordinance or by - law of the company relative to copies , until after the year 1640 , yet from 1558 to 1582 there are , it is said , entries in the re- cords of the company which show that copies ...
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... company , were abolished . But the licen- tiousness that ensued led the two houses of parlia- ment to pass a new ordinance , which prohibited printing unless the book had been first licensed and entered in the register of the stationers ...
... company , were abolished . But the licen- tiousness that ensued led the two houses of parlia- ment to pass a new ordinance , which prohibited printing unless the book had been first licensed and entered in the register of the stationers ...
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abridgment action aforesaid Anne assigns author or proprietor book or books Burr cause chart common law Company of Stationers consent copy or cast court of chancery court of equity defendant delivered doctrine doubt England engraving entitled entry etched exclusive right exposed to sale forfeit further enacted granted house of lords infringement injunction injury intention judges justice king's labor letters lished literary property Lord Chancellor Lord Eldon Lord Mansfield Majesty manner manuscript ment musical composition offender opinion original passing patent penalties person or persons piracy pirated plaintiff prietor principle print or prints printed and published profits proprie proprietor or proprietors protection publication published or exposed question right of printing right of property rights of authors Scotland secured sell sole liberty sole right statute statute of Anne Story's term of fourteen therein thor tion United United Kingdom Vict writing