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A Dictionary of Law · William C. Anderson · 1889

A Dictionary of Law

A transcript of the region which it portrays, narrowed in compass so as to facilitate an understanding of the original.' Maps showing boundaries are receivable in evidence, if it appears that they were made by persons having adet^uate knowledge.* Where one map appears to have been substantially copied from a copyrighted map, there is clearly an infringement, which a court of equity will enjoin, with an order that an account be taken of the profits made by the infringer.' See Appendage; Chart; Verba, lllata.