Common use of Material Copyrighted by Others Clause in Contracts

Material Copyrighted by Others. It is the responsibility of the author, not of GHHC, to determine whether any material used in this article requires prior consent and authorization of other parties, and if so, to obtain such consent in writing and submit to GHHC before publication of this article. I, the undersigned, hereby represent that the manuscript delivered by me to GHHC contains no material that is not my original work unless the written consent of the publisher and owner of that material has been obtained for any reprinted material. I have delivered to you, GHHC, together with the manuscript, the written consent of every publisher and owner of any copyright of any material that was used by me in the manuscript. I further represent that the publication of the manuscript delivered by me to GHHC will not violate the U.S. Copyright Law, unlawfully infringe or interfere in any way with the literary property of another, nor contain libelous matter. Authors who are permanent government employees should sign this agreement, although the article itself is not subject to US copyright protection or copyright transfer.

Material Copyrighted by Others. It is the responsibility of the author, not of GHHCTLG, to determine whether any material used in this article requires prior consent and authorization of other parties, and if so, to obtain such consent in writing and submit to GHHC TLG before publication of this article. I, the undersigned, hereby represent that the manuscript delivered by me to GHHC TLG contains no material that is not my original work unless the written consent of the publisher and owner of that material has been obtained for any reprinted material. I have delivered to you, GHHCTLG, together with the manuscript, the written consent of every publisher and owner of any copyright of any material that was used by me in the manuscript. I further represent that the publication of the manuscript delivered by me to GHHC TLG will not violate the U.S. Copyright Law, unlawfully infringe or interfere in any way with the literary property of another, nor contain libelous matter. Authors who are permanent government employees should sign this agreement, although the article itself is not subject to US copyright protection or copyright transfer.