Architects and copyright : a familiar tale
Architects and copyright : a familiar tale
- 1992
- Estates Gazette (9206) 15 February 1992, 118-119(2) .
Discusses, by way of a fictional case study, the extent to which architects can rely on the law of copyright to prevent the use of works commissioned from them. It also examines the effect of the terms of laid down by RIBA for the appointment of architects.
ARTISTIC WORK
COPYRIGHT DESIGNS AND PATENTS ACT 1988
INFRINGEMENT OF COPYRIGHT
LICENCES
OWNERSHIP
STOVIN-BRADFORD CASE
Discusses, by way of a fictional case study, the extent to which architects can rely on the law of copyright to prevent the use of works commissioned from them. It also examines the effect of the terms of laid down by RIBA for the appointment of architects.
ARTISTIC WORK
COPYRIGHT DESIGNS AND PATENTS ACT 1988
INFRINGEMENT OF COPYRIGHT
LICENCES
OWNERSHIP
STOVIN-BRADFORD CASE