But Gabrielsson sees the sequel differently: "In my view, the purpose of the Immaterial Rights Law should be upheld … the artist's original work may not be subject to changes, additions… which would trample upon the original artist's intentions".
For certain criminal charges of libel, such as seditious libel, the truth or falsity of the statements was immaterial, as such laws were intended to maintain public support of the government and true statements could damage this support even more than false ones.
On our article exploring why Lebanon's bill on domestic violence fails to tackle marital rape, timetorise wrote: Making any law is immaterial if the laws aren't implemented.
"In the context of an overwhelming tide of negative reporting about ongoing investigations, including a Congressional investigation that flatly accused her of insider trading, the alleged misstatements were immaterial as a matter of law," the 10-page brief contends.
Martha Stewart should not be charged with securities fraud, her lawyers argued in a brief filed in United States District Court in Manhattan yesterday, because the statements she is accused of making that are the basis for the charge "were immaterial as a matter of law".
Whether the Albanian's were telling the truth about their motives for growing weed under the cops' noses is immaterial as a point of law.
Whether the Albanians were telling the truth about their motives for growing weed under the cops' noses is immaterial as a point of law.
Mr. Soares concluded, however, that the inconsistencies were immaterial to the question of whether any laws had been broken by the governor's aides.
Unlike private property that is subject to scarcity, supply and demand laws and other rigid determinations, immaterial property poses an explosive threat to our deeply rooted notions of proprietorship.
Second, because the laws of nature only apply to the extended, material substance, the non-extended, immaterial part of human nature the soul is not subject to the laws of nature.
