Article 19. Use of a Work Without its Author’s
consent and Without Payment of Royalties
The following shall be allowed without the author’s
consent and without payment of royalties, but with obligatory mention
of the author’s name whose work is used and the source from which it
was borrowed: 1) citation of the original and translation for
scientific, research, discussion, critique and information purposes out
of legitimately promulgated works in a volume justified by the purpose
of the citation, including the reproduction of passages from newspaper
and journal articles in form of press reviews; 2) the utilization of legitimately promulgated works
and passages from them as an illustration in publications, in radio and
television programs, audio-visual records of educational nature in a
volume justifying the set purpose; 3) the reproduction in newspapers, the broadcast or
cable broadcast for general awareness of articles on current economic,
political, social and religious issues, legitimately published in
newspapers or journals, or of the broadcasted works of a similar nature
in the cases where such a reproduction, broadcast or cable broadcast
are not specifically prohibited by the author; 4) the reproduction in newspapers, the broadcast or
cable broadcast for general awareness of publicly pronounced political
speeches, appeals, reports and other similar works in a volume which
justifies the information purposes. 5) the reproduction or the broadcast for general
awareness of reviews of current events by means of photography, and by
way of cable broadcast for general awareness of the works which become
seen and heard in the course of such events in a volume which justifies
the information purposes. In that respect, the author shall retain the
right to publish such works. 6) the reproduction of legitimately promulgated works
without extraction of profit by Braille script or other special methods
for blinds, except for the works, specifically created for such
reproduction methods. |