Principles of Intellectual Property LawCavendish Publishing, 1999 M09 20 - 554 pages An undergraduate textbook written specifically for law students, setting out the core principles for each of the main intellectual property rights in an understandable fashion. The law presented is that of the UK, as it is shaped by European Union and Convention obligations. |
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