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Unfair competition under common law and statute.

Wr Cornish

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The author discusses two aspects of the theme that intellectual property rights should be defined by elaborated legislative regimes, and how far the range and scope of protection should be left to ...

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The author discusses two aspects of the theme that intellectual property rights should be defined by elaborated legislative regimes, and how far the range and scope of protection should be left to ...

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The author discusses two aspects of the theme that intellectual property rights should be defined by elaborated legislative regimes, and how far the range and scope of protection should be left to ...

Key concepts: Law, Scope (computer science), Project commissioning, Statute, Legislature, Intellectual property, Unfair competition, Trademark

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