I. Deduction of the Editor's Right against the Counterfeiter

Whoever transacts another's business in his name and yet against his

will is obliged to give up to him, or to his attorney, all the profits

that may arise therefrom, and to repair all the loss which is thereby

occasioned to either the one or the other.

Now the counterfeiter is he who transacts another's business (the

author's) against the other's will. Therefore the counterfeiter is

obliged to give up to the author or to his attorney (or the editor)

[any profits from the transaction].

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