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Pertaining to polite learning; connected with the study or use of books and writings. The word "literary," having no legal signification, is to be taken in its ordinary and usual meaning. We speak of literary persons as learned, erudite; of literary property, as the productions of ripe scholars, or, at least, of professional writers; of literary institutions, as those where the … [Read more...] about LITERARY

Latin: In the civil law. The process by which a purchaser of property, who is sued for its possession or recovery by a third person, falls back upon his vendor's covenant of warranty, by giving the latter notice of the action and demanding his aid in defending it See Mackeld. Rom. Law, … [Read more...] about LITIS DENUNCIATIO

This name has been given to the right which authors have in their works. This is secured to them by copyright. … [Read more...] about LITERARY PROPERTY

Latin: In the civil law. Ownership, control, or direction of a suit A fiction of law by which the employment of an attorney or proctor (procurator) in a suit was authorized or justified, he being supposed to become, by the appointment of his principal (dominus) or client, the donv inus litis. Heinecc. Elem. lib. 4, tit 10, {$ 1246, 1247. Litis nomen omnem actionem signif icat, … [Read more...] about LITIS DOMINIUM

Works of authorship under copyright law which are expressed verbally or numerically such as a novel, computer source code. … [Read more...] about LITERARY WORKS