Copyright In Books - Samuel Edward Dawson - Bog

Gain a deep understanding of the origins and evolution of copyright law in Canada with this insightful lecture. Given by Samuel Edward Dawson in the late 19th century at the Law School of Bishop's College in Sherbrooke, P.Q., this lecture examines the legal and historical factors that shaped the development of copyright law in Canada. Includes a detailed analysis of the most important cases, statutes and international agreements. A must-read for anyone interested in intellectual property law and the history of Canadian legal institutions.
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