Chapter V: Part IV: Copyright Protection and Procedure

XIV. INFRINGEMENT OF COPYRIGHT: PIRACY, "FAIR USE" AND "UNFAIR
COMPETITION" 251-264

Piracy, 251--Test of piracy, 251--Infringement in specific
meaning, 252--Questions of fact and intent, 253--"Fair use,"
253--Principle of infringement, 254--Infringement by indirect
copying, 254--Exceptions from infringement, 255--Infringement
by abridgment and compilation, 255--Abridged compilations,
256--Separation of infringing parts, 256--Law digests,
257--Proof from common errors, 257--Infringement in part,
258--No infringement of piracies or frauds, 258--Quotation,
259--Private use, 259--"Unfair competition," 260--Deceptive
intent, 260--"Chatterbox" cases, 261--Encyclopaedia Britannica
cases, 261--Webster Dictionary cases, 261--"Old Sleuth" cases,
262--Other title decisions, 262--Rebound copies, 263--Kipling
case, 263--Burlesqued title, 264--Drummond case, 264--New
British code, 264.

XV. REMEDIES AND PROCEDURE 265-277

Protection and procedure, 265--Injunction, 265--Damages,
265--One suit sufficing, 266--Deposit of infringing articles,
266--Remedies specified, 267--Impounding, 268--Supreme court
rules, 268--Court jurisdiction, 268--Limitation, 269--Text of
procedure provisions, 270--Proceedings united in one action,
270--Jurisdiction, 270--Injunction provisions, 270--Appeal,
271--No criminal proceedings, after three years, 271--Strict
compliance requisite, 271--Damage not penalty, 272--Other
procedure decisions, 273--Preventive action, 274--Party in
suit, 274--Willful case, 275--Penal provisions, 275--False
notice of copyright, 276--Allowance of costs, 276--New British
code, 277.

XVI. IMPORTATION OF COPYRIGHTED WORKS 278-296

Copyright and importation, 278--Fundamental right of exclusion,
278--General prohibitions, 279--Exceptions permitted, 279--Text
provisions, 280--Prohibition of piratical copies,
280--Permitted importations, 280--Library importations,
281--Seizure, 282--Return of importations, 282--Rules against
unlawful importation, 282--Supersedure of previous provisions,
283--Manufacturing clause affects earlier copyrights,
283--Importation of foreign texts, 284--Printing within
country, 285--Innocent importation, 286--Books not claiming
copyright, 286--Periodicals, 286--Composite books,
286--Rebinding abroad, 287--Importation of non-copyright
translation, 288--Books dutiable, 288--Books on free list,
289--Library free importation, 290--Copyrights and the free
list, 291--The duty on books, 291--British prohibition of
importation, 292--Foreign reprints, 293--Divided market,
293--New British code, 293--Canadian practice, 294--Australian
provision, 295--Foreign practice, 295--International practice,
296.

XVII. COPYRIGHT OFFICE: METHODS AND PRACTICE 297-310

History of Copyright Office, 297--Routine of registration,
297--Treatment of deposits, 298--Destruction of useless
material, 299--Register of Copyrights, 299--Catalogues and
indexes, 300--Entry cards, 301--Text provisions, 302--Copyright
records, 302--Register and assistant register, 302--Deposit and
report of fees, 302--Bond, 303--Annual report, 303--Seal,
303--Rules, 303--Record books, 303--Certificate, 303--Receipt
for deposits, 304--Catalogue and index provision,
304--Distribution and subscriptions, 305--Records open to
inspection, 305--Preservation of deposits, 305--Disposal of
deposits, 306--Fees, 307--Only one registration required,
307--Present organization, 308--Efficiency of methods,
308--Registration, 1909-1910, 309--Certificates for court use,
309--Searches, 309--Patent Office registry for labels,
309--Foreign practice, 310.