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15. In the case of an audio-visual work, the rights of the author referred to in section 5 are protected until the expiration of seventy years from the date of the

This item appears in the following Collection(s) Second and third Parliament Act Second and third Parliament Act from 7 Jan 2001-7 Jan 2009

Section 3—Ghana Government and international body copyright The copyright of work shall vest in (a) the President on behalf of and in trust for the people of the Republic; or ... A licence to do an act that falls within copyright may be oral, written or inferred from conduct. (6) In the case of joint authorship of a work, an assignment or a ...

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to do an act falling within copyright shall be construed as a total or partial assignment of the copyright, as the case may require. (5) A licence to do an act falling within copyright may be

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Ghana - Year of Version: 2005 - Assented: May 17, 2004 - Main IP Laws - IP Regulatory Body

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The COPYRIGHT ACT 2005 outlines the eligibility criteria for copyright protection.

(l) An author, co-author or joint author of any of the following works is entitledto the copyright and protection affordedto that workunderthisAct (a) literary work, (b) artistic work, (c) musical work, (d) soundrecording, (e) audio-visual work, (f) choreographic work, (g) derivative work,and (It) computer software or programmes.

Is this the Official Copy? Yes Status of Law Final Adoption Date May 17, 2005 Type of Law Legislation Keywords. Intellectual property; Institution that Established this Law

Section 264Importation of pre-recorded music and other copyright works (1) An officer of the Customs, Excise and Preventive Service shall, unless satisfied that an imported sound recording or other copyright work is not a pirated product, not permit the importation of the copyright work without written clearance from the right owner of the work ...

The copyright laws in Ghana were enacted on 17th May 2005. The ACT No 690 was issued by the parliament of Ghana to replace the previous parliamentary ACT No 110 which had been in force since 1985. The copyright laws in Ghana gives legal protection to a variety of originally produced works.

Ghana Government and international body copyright: en_US: dc.subject: Customs, Excise and Preventive Service (Management) Law, 1993 (P.N.D.C.L. 330) en_US: dc.subject: Importation of pre-recorded music and other copyright works: en_US: dc.subject: Permitted use of work or publication of portrait in public interest events: en_US: dc.title ...

According to Section 3 of the Act the copyright in a work shall be vested in the President for and on behalf of and in trust for the people of Ghana or an international body so long as the work in question is made under the control of the President on behalf and in trust for the people of the Republic or a specified international body.

central university faculty of law the historical development of copyright law in ghana group 7 1. pearl nsomah abayeta – law/23/02/ 2. peter plange tetteh sai provencal – law/23/02/

Economics of Music Streaming - Government and Competition and Markets Authority Responses To Committee's Second Report

13. 14. 15. Duration of copyright in works of indi viduals Duration of copyright in works of bodies corporate Duration ofcopyright in anonymous works Duration ofcopyright in audio-visual works 16. Duration of copyright in sound recording 17. Duration of protection for expressions of folklore 18. Duration ofmoral rights Permitted uses of ...

(c) It must be a work in respect of which Ghana has an obligation under an international treaty to grant protection. Ghana is party to the following international treaties and is therefore obliged to grant protection to the works of authors from other Contracting Parties. The treaties/conventions Ghana has signed include: 1.