It will not focus on reform of any one specific issue; rather, its purpose is to develop
a principled analytical framework for this area of the law that can be used as a tool for shaping legislative initiatives that affect persons with disabilities or reforming current law.»
Not exact matches
Using this new
framework, policy makers can now examine this topic in a more
analytical manner and develop guidelines based on fundamental
principles of economic fairness rather than arbitrary limits.
Ultimately, Arrow suggests a legal
framework for such disputes that «borrows
analytical principles from copyright to determine what a use in commerce sufficient to reserve priority in a mark might look like for a fictional trademark, and to determine if a fictional trademark has been infringed.»