rule of the shorter term
copyright infringement
anticopyright
copyrightable
copyrighted
some rights reserved
copyright
fair use
proprietary
copyrightability
copywrong
public domainness
recopyright
all rights reserved
nonfree
red flag knowledge
no rights reserved
non-imitation
copyrightably
derivative work
collecting society
monetise
monetize
license laundering
Public Domain Day
collection society
right
uncopyrightable
public domain
fair dealing
orphan work
CTS
noncopyrighted
infringement of copyright
copyvio
national
enter
filing
execution of instrument
execution
neighboring rights
copyfight
sharing is caring
freedom of panorama
poor man's copyright
copyfree
fixation
quota-hopping
criminal possession
shrinkwrap license
adverse possession
copyleft
nonassertion
crayon license
conditional contract
private property
piracy
sweat of the brow
imprimatur
scène à faire
agreement
copyreich
statutory
anti-lapse
civil law
rescission
recission
semisovereignty
landboc
condemn
royalty
lawfulness
contractolated
title
Comstockery
threshold of originality
bootlegging
easement
lease
property law
police
contempt of court
term of a contract
restrict
patentability
control
de facto
jus gentium
law of nations
consumer rights
international law

English words for 'A feature of the copyright law of some countries, whereby the duration of protection granted by the country in question to a work created in a foreign country is limited to no greater than that which it would have received in its country of origin, even if it would have been eligible for a greater duration had it been created in the country in question; the rule that, when a copyrighted work passes into the public domain in its country of origin, it will also pass into the public domain in the country in question if it has not already done so.'

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