STANLEY THOMES PUBLISHERS LTD. versus NATIONAL BOOK FOUNDATION
Section 10 (2) (2A) and the 80 National Book Foundation Act (XIX of 1972), Section 6 Civil Procedure Code (V of 1908), and XXXXX, Rr 1 and 2 of the re-creation of educational material An application for registration, the Guard of Defendants, a bodybuilder, was selling the books on its front page after republishing their logo and words through the National Book Foundation, while its front page logo and National By printing the names of the various cities in the name of the Book Foundation, where the National Book Foundation was available, the plaintiff could not produce any document which the original owner owned by the nation. If the Book Foundation or the Federal Government is permitted to include and sell such names on books, the Copyright Ordinance, 1962 is not to be read in isolation in section 10 (2A) of the book, but in whole section 10 (2). Had to read, otherwise the whole ordinance would be in vain if the government had no authority to the contrary. The order was granted a grant of immunity which was given accordingly
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