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... record . II . Refusal to exclude inadmissible testimony offered by the Government . Our examination of the record satisfies us that the trial court committed no prejudicial error and that appellant's conviction should be affirmed . We ...
... record . II . Refusal to exclude inadmissible testimony offered by the Government . Our examination of the record satisfies us that the trial court committed no prejudicial error and that appellant's conviction should be affirmed . We ...
Side 306
... records , and imposed a liability for the statutory royalty of two cents for each record which reproduced one of the plaintiffs ' copyrighted compositions , and a further sum of six cents per record as damages . He concluded , however ...
... records , and imposed a liability for the statutory royalty of two cents for each record which reproduced one of the plaintiffs ' copyrighted compositions , and a further sum of six cents per record as damages . He concluded , however ...
Side 308
... record concession and its em- ployees . By reserving for itself a pro- portionate share of the gross receipts . from Jalen's sales of phonograph records , Green had a most definite financial inter- est in the success of Jalen's ...
... record concession and its em- ployees . By reserving for itself a pro- portionate share of the gross receipts . from Jalen's sales of phonograph records , Green had a most definite financial inter- est in the success of Jalen's ...
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