neighbouring rights definition

neighbouring rights means the rights neighbouring on copyright as provided for under section 23;
neighbouring rights. ' means the secondary right of copyright which
neighbouring rights means the rights Neighbouring on copyright as provided for under section 23 of the Copyright and Neighbouring Rights Act.

More Definitions of neighbouring rights

neighbouring rights means the secondary right of copyright which performers are entitled;
neighbouring rights means rights of performers, producers and broadcasting organizations (radio and television).
neighbouring rights means rights under the Act passed on eighteen March nineteen hundred and ninety-three containing rules for the protection of performers, producers of phonograms or of first fixations of films, and broadcasting organizations, and amendments to the Copyright Act 1912 (Neigh- bouring Rights Act, referred to below in p as: WNR);
neighbouring rights means the rights protected under Part III;
neighbouring rights are a new set of rights created under the present Copyright Act. COMPENSATION (if applicable)
neighbouring rights means, with respect to the Pledgor, all neighbouring rights of the Pledgor within the meaning of the Dutch Neighbouring Rights Act, including but not limited to: None at the date of this Deed
neighbouring rights means rights that protect performers, producers of sound recordings and broadcasting organizations;