Volume 95, Number 143
Royal Gazette
18 December 2521
in a considerable quantity according to the nature of such work. However, this does not include the display or making available of a dramatic work, musical work, or film, the giving of a narration or lecture on a literary work, the transmission of sound and picture in relation to any work, the exhibition of an artistic work, and the construction of a work of architecture.
Section7.As regards a work created by an author in his capacity as a staff member or employee, copyright over such work shall belong to the author, save where otherwise agreed upon in writing. However, the employer has the right to publish the work when permissible under the objectives of such hire of service.
Section8.As regards a work created by an author on account of being hired by another person, the hirer shall enjoy copyright over such work, save where otherwise agreed upon by the author and the hirer.
Section9.When any work bears a characteristic of having been adapted from a copyrighted work under this Act with the permission of the copyright owner, the person who has carried out such adaptation shall enjoy copyright in accordance with this Act without prejudice to the rights of the copyright owner over the work of the original author which has been adapted.
Section10.When any work bears a characteristic of having been compiled or assembled from copyrighted works under this Act with the permission of the copyright owners, the compiler or assembler shall enjoy copyright in accordance with
