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A survey of Philippine copyright cases

By POINT OF LAW By John Paul M. Gaba | March 30, 2004 - 12:00am

Unlike in the United States, we only have a handful of Supreme Court decisions that deal with copyright. Although copyright laws have been in force for more than half a century, copyright remains scant of judicial...

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