Who owns the copies deposited with the National Library?
Deposited copies and written instruments at the National or Supreme Court Library become the property of the government.
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Deposited copies and written instruments at the National or Supreme Court Library become the property of the government.
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Public records and deposits held by the National Library and Supreme Court Library are open for public inspection.
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The National Library collects fees for services, which are subject to approval by the relevant Department Head.
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Schools must adopt IP policies to protect creations and implement fair use guidelines for employees and the institution.
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Architectural works erected in the Philippines and artistic works in local buildings are protected under copyright law.
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Disputing ownership in bad faith can lead to defendants paying others’ costs and losing their own cost allowances.
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A person whose name appears on a work is presumed the author unless contrary proof is presented.
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The person or corporation named on an audiovisual work is presumed its maker absent contrary evidence.
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International registration statements are presumed true unless they violate local law or are contradicted by other records.
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Enforcement officers must notify copyright owners when their articles are seized or detained for suspected law violations.
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