Moral Right. 1. In cases where SEATUC makes any changes to contents, expressions or titles of the Works, SEATUC shall obtain prior consent from Licensor.
2. When SEATUC uses the Works, SEATUC shall describe Licensor’s name.
Moral Right. The Company will not permit any use of the Artist's name or misuse of the Work which would reflect discredit Artist’s reputation as an artist or which would violate the spirit of the Work.
Moral Right. The performer has the right to have his name stated with every performance by him and on every recording or copy thereof, to an extent and degree customary in such cases.
Moral Right. The exercising of moral rights is reserved for the author. The author can at any moment oppose any infringement on his authorship right or his right to have the work’s integrity respected. The publisher undertakes to exploit the work and respect the author’s moral rights. The publisher notably ensures that the author’s name shall be mentioned in a conspicuous manner on each graphic or mechanical reproduction of the work. Any exploitation of the work by the publisher or by a representative of his that would be an infringement on the authorship, the integrity of the work or the author’s honour or reputation, can lead to the full termination of the present contract and the payment by the publisher of damages of a fixed amount of euros. However, prior to any request of this type, the author shall have to formulate precisely the infringement about which he is complaining in order to enable the publisher or his representative to find a solution to it. The publisher undertakes to inform the author of any possibility of contesting related to his moral right of which he has knowledge. The author can commission the publisher in writing in order to defend this right. In such a case, the publisher has to accept this request, unless proper reasons. The procedural costs are chargeable to the publisher and the amounts obtained (damages ….) shall be shared, after deduction of the costs, between the author and the publisher, each one receiving one half. The publisher shall undertake to keep the author informed of the state of the procedure and shall furnish him with a copy of any useful document. The publisher shall follow the author’s instructions and shall in no way handle without the author’s express authorization.
Moral Right. COLMT and LAMS will protect the integrity of the Work/s and not allow any defacement, inappropriate use or any other acts which will bring the Artist or their Work into disrepute
Moral Right. The LICENSEE shall use the works in the repertoire in accordance with the rights granted in stipulation two in the manner in which the said works were created and within the utmost respect for good artistic and technical standards and the moral right of their authors, of which the SGAE hereby makes express reservation in favour thereof.
Moral Right. University shall secure from an author, including Faculty, the right for Keypath to use the author's likeness, name and biographical materials for the purpose of promoting and delivering that Course pursuant to this Agreement.
Moral Right. The Project and Building Owner will not permit any use of the Artist's name or misuse of the Work which would reflect discredit on their reputation as an artist or which would violate the spirit of the Work.
Moral Right. The Artist retains all moral rights in the Work and the Client undertakes not to distort and /or mutilate the Work or modify the Work where such action is prejudicial to the honour or reputation of the Artist.
Moral Right. This agreement does not affect the moral rights of the Author in or to the Article. More specifically, the Author asserts his right to be identified as the Author and the right to object to derogatory treatment.
a. The Author warrants that:
I. He/she is the sole creator of the Article and that the Article does not infringe any existing third party copyright (for example Publications’ copyright) or moral right.
II. The Article is original and does not contain nothing that it is unlawful, libellous, or which would, if published, constitute a breach of contract between the Author and a third party.
b. The Author shall hold harmless and indemnify IASL from any third party claims resulting from the uploading of the Article should there be a breach of this warranty. The warranties contained in this Clause also apply to any drawing, photograph or other illustration included in the Article and delivered by the Author.
c. As regards to Articles “Published in Journals”, IASL warrants that in case the public wants access to the whole Article of the Author, this will only be provided by the relevant Publishing Company, which reserves the particular intellectual property rights. Subject to the Acceptance by IASL undertakes to upload the Article of the Author, as it is indicated above, to its official website in the field “Sports Law Articles”, appearing in the homepage.
a. The Article can be sent in a doc or in a pdf file format and it should not be more than 3.500 words. Sports Law Articles published in Journals must be sent in pdf, whereas on – line papers in doc.
b. In case an has been already published, the cover of the Journal should be also sent in jpg format and in colour.
c. The name, occupation and academic title of the Author should be clearly stated in the Article, so as to indicate him/ her precisely. In case there are more co – Authors, their details should be indicated as well.
d. The Article should include bibliographic references and footnotes, which must be clearly stated by the Author upon it.
e. As regards to “On – line Papers”, the author should additionally send a small summary (maximum 4 – 5 lines), describing the subject of his work and introducing the reader to the issue.
f. As regards to Articles “Published in Journals”, the precise title of the Journal is also necessary (name, issue, date of publication, pages of the Article).
