Left blank in cases where photocopy has been supplied; photocopy becomes the property of the user.
Please say "yes" only when you are prepared to supply the photocopy or volume quickly.
One of these specified conditions is that the photocopy or reproduction is not to be "used for any purpose other than private study, scholarship, or research.
If a user makes a request for, or later uses, a photocopy or reproduction for purposes in excess of "fair use," that user may be liable for copyright infringement.
It is still uncertain how far a library may go under the Copyright Act of 1909 in supplying a photocopy of copyrighted material in its collection.
Under certain conditions specified in the law, libraries and archives are authorized to furnish a photocopy or other reproduction.
When the night clerk showed him this it baffled him why, when he was not given a key, that they needed to photocopy his passport and needed him to sign his name in a guest book.
This exhibit is a photocopyof a photocopy of a duplicate original.
However, these Xerox copies of a copy, being a photocopy, do not have the signatures on, because the second photocopy did not reproduce the signatures.
Exhibit 98 is three photocopy pages of handwriting in English.
Exhibit 97 is a photocopy of several pages, both printed and in writing, handwriting.
Exhibit 103 is two pages, two photocopy pages, of handwriting, in English.
This is Exhibit 92, which is a writing, a photocopy of a writing.
The next exhibit is a photocopy of an investment agency agreement.
Exhibit 104 is photocopy pages of a small notebook.
The next document is Commission Exhibit 277, and purports to be a photocopy, or is a photocopy of a purported contract between Marina N.
Exhibit 99 is one photocopy page of handwriting in English.
The prior photocopywas unable to pick up the signatures.
Exhibit 96 is a photocopy of two pages that are handwritten and in English.
Exhibit 101 is a photocopy of one page which is printed and handwritten in English.
It is quite as legible, the photocopy, so why don't I just mark the photocopy and you keep the original?
