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Part 2 · Interpretation

12. What is an authorial work with an identified author

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(1)

An authorial work has an identified author if —

(a)

the identity of the author is generally known or can reasonably be ascertained; or

(b)

in the case of a work of joint authorship — the identity of at least one of the authors is generally known or can reasonably be ascertained.

(2)

For the purposes of subsection (1) —

(a)

the identity of the author of an authorial work is deemed to be generally known if —

(i)

the work is published; and

(ii)

the true name of the author, or a name by which the author is generally known, is specified in the published work as the author; and

(b)

the identity of an author is not generally known just because the pseudonym of the author is generally known.

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Part 3

Copyright in Works

Part 4

Protection of Performances

Part 5

Permitted Uses of Copyright Works and Protected Performances

Part 6

Remedies for and Border Enforcement Measures Against Rights Infringements

Part 7

Additional Rights Relating to Copyright Works and Protected Performances

Part 8

Offences

Part 9

Regulation of Collective Management Organisations

Part 10

Copyright Tribunals

Part 11

Miscellaneous

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