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The Clayton Act of 1914
Creators’ Obligations
Duties and responsibilities that creators, such as authors, artists, and designers, owe to their clients, sponsors, or the public, which may include originality, quality, and copyright adherence.
Promissory Estoppel
A legal principle that prevents a promisor from retracting a promise which the promisee relied on, leading to a detriment.
Equitable Doctrine
Legal principles developed by courts based on fairness and justice, used to supplement and correct strict legal rules that might lead to unfair results.
Unjust Enrichment
A legal principle that prevents one party from gaining a benefit at another's expense without compensation.
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