Moscow, Russia, +7(495) 232-39-68 ip@ipprolaw.com

Article 1305. The Mark of Legal Protection of Allied Rights For the purpose of warning of his exclusive right, the manufacturer of a sound recording and a performer, and also another owner of the exclusive right to a sound recording or a performance is entitled to use a mark of protection of allied rights that is placed on each original or copy of the sound recording and/or on each case containing it, the mark being composed of the following three elements: the Latin letter "P" in a circle, the name or company name of the owner of the exclusive right and the year of initial publication of the sound recording. In this case, a copy of the sound recording means its copy on any material medium manufactured directly or indirectly from the sound recording and including all the sounds or part of the sounds or a representation of the sounds fixed in the sound recording. The representation of sounds means their being represented in a digital form that required the relevant technical facilities to convert it into an audible form.

Article 1306. Using Objects of Allied Rights without the Consent of the Right Holder and without Paying Out a Fee The use of objects of allied rights without the consent of the right holder and without paying out a fee is admissible in the cases of free use of works (Articles 1273, 1274, 1277, 1278 and 1279), and also in the other cases envisaged by the present chapter.

Article 1307. The Contract of Alienation of the Exclusive Right to an Object of Allied Rights Under a contract of alienation of the exclusive right to an object of allied rights one party being a performer, the manufacturer of a sound, recording, a broadcasting or cable-services organisation, the manufacturer of a database, the publisher of a scientific, literary or artistic work or another right holder assigns or undertakes to assign his/its exclusive right to the relevant object of allied rights in full to the other party being an acquirer of the exclusive right.

Article 1308. The Licence Contract for Granting the Right of Using an Object of Allied Rights Under a licence contract one party, a contractor, the manufacturer of a sound recording, a broadcasting or cable-services organisation, the manufacturer of a database, the publisher of a scientific, literary or artistic work or another right holder (licensor) grants or undertakes to grant to the other party (licensee) a right to use the relevant object of allied rights within the limits established by the contract.

Our adress:
IPPro ltd.
17 Lobachika str.,
Office 610,
P.O. box 27,
Moscow, Russia, 107113
Phone/Fax:
+7(495) 232-39-68
+7(495) 234-08-44

Official site IPPRO.ru

E-mail: ip@ipprolaw.com, Skype ipprolaw

 


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