Marques De Fabrique, Leur Protection Aux États-Unis Et En France [French]

Marques De Fabrique, Leur Protection Aux tats-Unis Et En France, written by Frederic Ren Coudert, offers a detailed examination of trademark protection in both the United States and France. Published in 1879, this book provides valuable insights into the legal frameworks governing trademarks during that era. It explores the nuances of trademark law, highlighting the differences and similarities between the American and French systems. A crucial resource for legal scholars, historians, and anyone interested in the evolution of intellectual property rights, this work remains relevant for understanding the historical context of trademark protection.

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