By Omolade Ayodele Choreography stands as one of the most profound yet legally misunderstood forms of artistic expression. From the early struggles of dancers…
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Category: Intellectual Property Law
COPYRIGHTS DON’T PROTECT IDEAS BUT CONTRACTS DO; BLAUSTEIN v BURTON Case Review.
“It is ‘works’ that are protected not ‘ideas’. If ideas can be taken without copying a ‘work’, the copyright owner cannot interfere” The above position…
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THE REDEFINATION OF ‘TRADEMARKS’ UNDER THE BUSINESS FACILITATION ACT
“Except in relation to a certification trademark, a mark used or proposed to be used in relation to goods for the purpose of indicating,…
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