Quotations: see Extracts
Rectification of register, 54 Registration: see Paintings, Drawings, and Photographs— of books— must be entered before action, 46 not necessary in action on performing right, 47 need not be before infringement, 47 cannot be effected before publication, 47 newspaper must be registered, 48 failure to register under Newspaper Libel Act does not affect copyright, 48 requisite entry, 49 fee for registration, 49 inspection of register, 49 actual title must be registered, 49 whether copyright must be distinguished from non-copyright matter, 50 immaterial that some copies are published under different title from title registered, 50 time of first publication must be entered to the day, 51 periodical, date of first number only, 51 action against proprietor for publishing separately requires no registration, 52 first publisher must be entered, 52 place of abode, 52, 53 proprietor at time of registration must be entered, 52 plaintiff must appear on the register, 53 registration of mesne assignments, 53 neglect of officials at Stationers' Hall, 53 superfluous matter on register immaterial, 53 certificate of registration, 53 registration primâ facie proof, 53 false entries, 54 rectification of register, 54 notice of objection as to, 92 Remedies— for infringement of books, 84, 287 damages, 86, 290 account of profits, 86, 289 injunction, 86, 291 delivery up of copies, 89, 290 seizure under Customs Act, 91 importing or selling foreign copies, 81, 91 limitation of action, 91, 292 pleading, 92, 293 for infringement of performing rights, 144, 289 of engravings, 155, 288 of sculpture, 164, 288 of paintings, drawings, and photographs, 177, 288 Reports: copyright in— law reports, 28, 240 head notes, 28, 111 verbatim reports of speeches, 29 verbatim reports of judgments, 31 reports laid before Parliament, 60 Reputation, author may protect his, 213, 297 Road-books, 16 Rosebery, Lord; reports of speeches in Times, 29
Sculpture copyright in, 161, 236 what is an original sculpture, 161 must be first published within British dominions, 162 what is publication of, 162 whether author must be British, 162 proprietor's name and date on each copy, 162 immoral works, 163 duration of protection, 163 owner of copyright, 164 artist, 164 employer, 164 assignee, 164 infringement of copyright, 164 prohibited acts and remedies, 164 guilty knowledge, 165 limitation of action, 165 [403] copying for private use, 165 what is a piratical copy, 165 copying design in other form of art, 165 licence a defence, 166 Seditious works not entitled to protection, 46, 152, 163, 174 Selections: see Extracts Separately published, meaning of, 12 Sermons: see Speeches Sheet of letterpress protected as a book, 11, 242 Ship on fire, 123 Shorthand— copyright in reports, 29 shorthand copy is infringement of book, 110 book in shorthand would be protected, 11 Slander of title, 213 Sleeve pattern, not a book, 14 Smith's "Leading Cases," 28, 111 Spain: see International Copyright— signatory of Berne Convention, 194 proclaimed under Chase Act, 249 Speeches— speakers' rights in, 223 copyright in shorthand report of, 30 Stamp— what stamp required on copyright agreements, 230 Star chamber, 4 Stationers' Hall: see Registration— origin of company, 3 neglect of officials at Stationers' Hall, 53 Statistics, 20, 237 Statue: see Sculpture Statutes: see Acts of Parliament Suppression of books, provision against, 119 Switzerland: see International Copyright— signatory of Berne Convention, 194 proclaimed under Chace Act, 249
Term Reports, 28 Thackeray, extracts from, 112 Time-tables, copyright in, 22 Times, reports of Lord Rosebery's speeches, 29 Title: see Common Law Rights; Passing off— passing off by similar title, 206, 296 no copyright in title, 208, 244 slander of title, 213 actual title must be registered, 49 Topographical Dictionary, 24 Translations— give no exclusive right to translate a non-copyright work, 25 whether an infringement of copyright, 116 translating rights in foreign works, 203 Trial, mode of, 94 Tunis: see International Copyright— signatory of Berne Convention, 194
United States copyright in, 233 what works protected in, 236 rights of foreign authors, 247 formalities which must be observed in, 250 delivery of title or description, 250, 251, 253 delivery of copies or photograph, 250, 253 books, chromos, lithographs, and photographs must be printed in United States, 254 notice of copyright must be printed on each copy, 255 publication, 260 Library of Congress, 264 immoral works, 266 duration of copyright in, 267 owner of copyright in— author, 269 employer, 271 state, 272 assignee, 272 infringement of copyright— what is a piratical copy, 276 prohibited acts and remedies, 287 Universities, copyright of, 61 Unpublished work: see Common Law Rights
Webster's Dictionary, 297 Will, copyright passes by, 83, 275 Word, no copyright in single, 14, 34