Copinger and Skone James on copyright / edited by Gillian Davies, Nicholas Caddick, Gwilym Harbottle.

London : Sweet & Maxwell, 2016

17th edition

86971

Copyright -- Great Britain.

Copyright -- European Union countries.

Volume 1:

1. Introduction-classification, scope and sources of copyright law in the United Kingdom

Part I: Copyright

2. Nature and history of copyright

3. Requirements for copyright protection

4. Authorship of copyright works

5. Titles and licences

6. Duration and abandonment of copyright

7. The rights of a copyright owner: primary infringement

8. Secondary infringement of copyright

9. Permitted acts

10. Crown rights, parliamentary rights and the rights of international organisations

Part II: Moral rights

11. Moral rights

Part III: Rights in performances

12. Rights in performances

Part IV: Designs and the protection of works of industrial application

13. Designs

Part V: Miscellaneous rights

14. Semiconductor topographies

15. Circumvention of protection measures and rights management information

16. Fraudulent reception of transmissions

17. Publication right

18. Database right

19. Public lending right

20. Artist's resale right

Part VI: Remedies

21. Civil remedies

22. Criminal remedies and customs seizure

Part VII: International aspects

23. International treaties

24. European Union law

25. The protection of copyright works abroad

Part VIII: Exploitation and control of rights

26. Exploitation of rights in particular industries

27. Collecting societies

28. Control of the exercise of copyrights and related rights

29. Taxation of copyright

Volume 2:

Part A. Copyright, designs and patents act 1988 and related materials

Part B. Related legislation and materials

Part C. Orders in council

Part D. Tables of parliamentary debates

Part E. Repealed statutes

Part F. Copyright conventions and agreements

Part G. Treaty on the functioning of the European union (TFEU)

Part H. EU directives

Part I. Related EU instruments

Part J. Precedents and court forms.

A leading text in its field, Copinger & Skone James on Copyright offers thorough and comprehensive coverage of the main aspects of copyright and connected rights. This new edition has been extensively rewritten to take account of the increasing significance of International and European law in this field. Volume 1 contains commentary and analysis with Volume 2 featuring legislation and materials. The title takes a subject by subject approach to take you through Copyright, Rights in Performances, Rights in Designs, Moral Rights and a variety of Miscellaneous Rights. - Publisher's website.

Previous edition 2011.

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