Fitzgerald, Brian, and Atkinson, Benedict (2011) Third Party Copyright and Public Information Infrastructure/Registries: How Much Copyright Tax Must the Public Pay? In: Perry, M., and Fitzgerald, B., (eds.) Knowledge Policy for the Twenty-First Century : A Legal Perspective. Irwin Law, Toronto, Canada, pp. 225-268.

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Abstract

In a case currently before the High Court of Australia (Copyright Agency Limited (CAL) v NSW ) the fundamental question at issue is whether the owner (in this case surveyors) of copyright material (in this case land survey plans) that is submitted as part of a public register (in this case the land titles registry) with all the benefits that entails, should nonetheless have the right to charge the government and end users every time they reproduce or communicate that material to the public. This book chapter examines the merits of this claim.

Item ID:	57120
Item Type:	Book Chapter (Research - B1)
ISBN:	9781552211724
Copyright Information:	© Irwin Law Inc. 2011.
Date Deposited:	13 Nov 2024 23:55
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