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BERNE CONVENTION FOR THE PROTECTION OF LITERARY AND ARTISTIC WORKS (Paris Text 1971)
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ARTICLE-14bis
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... (c) The
question
whether or not the form of the
undertaking
referred to above should, for the
application
of the preceding subparagraph (b), be in a
written
agreement
or a
written
act
of the same
effect
shall be a matter for the
legislation
of the
country
where the
maker
of the
cinematographic work
has his
headquarters
or
habitual residence
. However, it shall be a matter for the
legislation
of the
country
of the
Union
where
protection
is claimed to provide that the said
undertaking
shall be in a
written
agreement
or a
written
act
of the same
effect
. The
countries
whose
legislation
so provides shall notify the
Director General
by means of a
written declaration
, which will be immediately
communicated
by him to all the other
countries
of the
Union
. ...
ARTICLE-II
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... (b) Any
country
referred to in paragraph (1) may, with the
unanimous agreement
of the
developed countries
which are
members
of the
Union
and in which the same
language
is in
general
use, substitute, in the
case
of
translations
into that
language
, for the
period
of three
years
referred to in paragraph (2)(a) a shorter
period
as
determined
by such
agreement
but not less than one
year
. However, the
provisions
of the foregoing
sentence
shall not apply where the
language
in
question
is
English
,
French
or
Spanish
. The
Director General
shall be notified of any such
agreement
by the
Governments
which have concluded it. ...
... (b)
Sound
or
visual
recordings
of a
translation
which was made by a
broadcasting organization
under a
license
granted
by
virtue
of this paragraph may, for the
purposes
and
subject
to the
conditions
referred to in subparagraph (a) and with the
agreement
of that
organization
, also be used by any other
broadcasting organization
having its
headquarters
in the
country
whose
competent authority
granted
the
license
in
question
. ...
ARTICLE-III
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... (b) This
article
shall also apply to the
reproduction
in
audio-visual
form of lawfully made
audio-visual
fixations
including
any
protected
works
incorporated therein and to the
translation
of any incorporated text into a
language
in
general
use in the
country
in which the
license
is applied for, always provided that the
audio-visual
fixations
in
question
were prepared and
published
for the sole
purpose
of being used in
connection
with
systematic instructional activities
. ...
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