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2.4.3

Only Non-dramatic Textual works Registerable in Class C.(cont'd)

II.

Copy deposited should be a textual manuscript.(cont'd)

c.

(cont'd)

2.

Where the other material is not registra­ble but :is inseparable from the regstra­ble part, entry will be made without correspondence, unless it is obvious that the applicant is under a misapprehension.

Example:

A lecture on a bookkeeping system with 2 or 3 illustrative drawings of blank forms.

3.

Where the other material is not registra­ble, and cannot be considered an actual part of the work prepared for oral delivery, the applicant will be requested to redepos­it the work with the unregistrable material omitted.

Example.

A textual work purporting to be a lec­ture describing "the Hamtramatz Method for Computing Uniliteral Bunion Curves," accompanied by a handmade computing device containing no copyrightable material.

4.

Where the other material is registrable in unpublished form and can be considered a part of the work prepared for oral de­livery, the following practices apply:

(a)

If application is filled on Form C, and the portion of the work prepared for oral delivery will support a registration in Class C, a single

registration in the applicant's choice of' class me;y be made, even though the other material pre­dominates.

[1973]