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Ṿisfish, Naḥum Menasheh author
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Title Copyright in Jewish law / Nachum Menashe Weisfish
edited by Tzvia Ehrlich-Klein.
Related place Jerusalem (Israel)-place of publication
Contributors Erlikh-Ḳlain, Tseviyah
Publisher Jerusalem
New York : Feldheim
Creation Date 2010
Notes Originally published in Hebrew as Mishnas zechuyos hayotser.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
English
notes in Hebrew.
Content Rights of a publisher who is not the author -- Approbation/bans for the author/copyright holder of a new book -- Manuscripts, books, essays lectures, etc. -- Duplicating a book or part thereof that is not in one's possession -- Copyrights -- All rights reserved -- Books and Torah novellae -- Anthologizing and improving previous works -- Lectures, photographs, illustrations -- Benefiting from the work of another -- Registered and non-registered trademarks -- Imitating creativity -- Copying cassettes -- audio and/or video -- The duplication of software -- Internet use for those with Rabbinic permission -- Acknowledging sources -- Specific Halachic rulings of leading Torah scholars.
Extent xxvii, 259 pages
25 cm.
Language English
Hebrew
National Library system number 990041287050205171
Links תמונה קדמית (גרסה מוקטנת)
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