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· 4/9/1929

Curtis v. Clarendon County

Citations

  • 31 F.2d 877
  • 1929 U.S. App. LEXIS 3576

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  • “It is axiomatic that copyright law denies protection to ‘fragmentary words and phrases’ and to ‘forms of expression dictated solely at functional considerations’ on the grounds that these materials do not exhibit the minimal level of creativity necessary to warrant copyright protection.”

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Judges: McDowell, Parker, Waddill

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