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Tag Archives: Dimension
CFP: Handbook of Heritage Law and Discourse – A Triadic Dimension: Protection, Regulation and Identity
The past four decades has witnessed the remarkable extension of enthusiasm in cultural heritage or property from the perspective of international laws, or international legal framework as the multilevel legal instruments for safeguarding, protection and maintenance of cultural heritage, property, … Continue reading
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The Temporal Dimension of Fiduciary Duty
Susan N. Gary, Best Interests in the Long Term: Fiduciary Duties and ESG Integration, 90 U. of Colo. L. Rev. __ (forthcoming 2018), available at SSRN. Alexander Boni-Saenz What is the time frame of fiduciary duties? In other words, what … Continue reading
8th Circuit Decides the 3rd Dimension Adds Character
Recently, the 8th Circuit decided an appeal in Warner Bros. v AVELA. AVELA makes memorabilia such as snow globes, puzzles, t-shirts and other products primarily from movies. Warner Bros. sued AVELA for copyright infringement for use of materials associated with … Continue reading