- In law,
misappropriation is the
unauthorized use of another's name, likeness, identity, property, discoveries, inventions, etc.
without that person's permission...
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Making the
distinction is
particularly difficult when
dealing with
misappropriations of
property by employees. To
prove embezzlement, the
state must show...
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Cultural appropriation is the
adoption of an
element or
elements of one
culture or
identity by
members of
another culture or
identity in a
manner perceived...
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Copyright Act even
employs a
separate term of art to
define one who
misappropriates a copyright: '[...] an
infringer of the copyright.'" The
court said...
- dirty).: 589 The
misappropriation theory of
insider trading is now
accepted in U.S. law. It
states that
anyone who
misappropriates material non-public...
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delivery and
supply of
drugs and
tendering process,
mismanagement and
misappropriation of
funds will
always be observed.
Corruption also can
undermine health...
- The
misappropriation doctrine is a U.S.
legal theory conferring a "quasi-property right" on a
person who
invests "labor, skill, and money" to
create an...
- community, and not to feed himself. From an
indigenous perspective,
misappropriation and
misuse of
knowledge may be
offensive to traditions, and may have...
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Pattrice writes, "The CBC
produced segments claiming that the
charity misappropriated donor money… it did not." On May 4, the CBC's
attorneys filed a motion...
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federal judge in
Chicago froze Girardi's ****ets,
ruling that he had "
misappropriated at
least $2
million in
client funds that were due to the
families of...
