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On clarifying the role of originality and fair use in 19th century uk jurisprudence: Appreciating 'the Humble Grey which emerges as the result of long controversy'
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Understanding nineteenth century precedent is one of the more difficult tasks in copyright today. This paper considers why the nineteenth century cases and treatises failed to clearly identify what the author owns of “right” and the implications for the criterion of originality and for determining infringement today.Links
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