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Economic and Moral Rights
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- Which is an economic right expressly included in section 177?
- Which is the author’s attribution right under section 193.1?
- What duration does amended section 198 give the section 193.1 attribution right?
- An author assigns economic rights. The assignee claims the assignment automatically extinguishes all the author’s moral…
- A publisher issues a badly distorted version prejudicial to the author’s honor or reputation. Which moral right is dire…
- An author gives written permission to a film adaptation. No contrary stipulation exists. The adapter makes necessary ed…
- A purported written moral-right waiver allows a publisher to put the author’s name on a work the author never created. …
- Distinguish economic and moral rights under sections 177 and 193.
- State the current moral-right duration rules under section 198 as amended by RA 10372.
- Explain why not every alteration is automatically a moral-right violation, while prejudicial distortion remains protect…
- Which pre-publication choice is expressly included in the author's moral rights under Section 193.2?
- Under Section 194, can an author who cannot be compelled to perform a creation or publication contract nevertheless fac…