Document Type
Notes
Publication Date
1999
Language
en-US
Abstract
While it may be premature to expect a full working out of detail, it is surely time enough for some semblance of a unified theory of intellectual property law to have emerged. That it has not is due to some extent to the very evil which the existence of such a theory (or the beginnings of one) would prevent, namely, the errors that opinions are heir to. Recognizing common themes would help to isolate deviations, and thus help to clarify their nature; whether in a given context a deviation is justified could then be discussed on its own merits, wihout the obfuscating wall that a differently labelled cause of action can place between one expression of pol icy and its sibling.
Recommended Citation
Wendy J. Gordon, Outline of Epstein's Possession as the Root of Title, and other Matters (1999) (unpublished manuscript).
