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The Compleat Multilateral
Intellectual & Cultural Property
Rights Series *
Vol. I
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The Compleat Multilateral Copyright &
Related 1886-2007: Agreements, Conventions, Covenants & Treaties,
March 2007, ISBN 978-0-9689523-5-1
Read the
Introduction
free.
Vol. II
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The Compleat Multilateral Patent &
Related
1883-2008: Agreements, Conventions & Treaties, July 2008, ISBN
978-0-9689523-7-5
Vol.
III -
The Compleat Multilateral Trademark & Industrial Design
1883-2008: Agreements, Conventions & Treaties, August 2008. ISBN 978-0-9689523-6-8
Vol. IV
- The Compleat Multilateral Cultural
Property &
Related
1874-2008 Agreements, Charters, Conventions, Covenants and Treaties,
February 2009,
ISBN 978-0-9689523-8-2.
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Preface
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Canada
The
Compleat Canadian Copyright Act 1921-2010 **: Present, Past & Proposed Provisions, September
2006, appended December 2008 & April 2010, ISBN 0-9689523-4-8
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an
edited
Introduction free.
The Compleat World Copyright Website
Notes
* For a description of the CMCIPRS please see:
Promo. For a comparison of the CMICPRS presentation with originals, see:
Convention for the European Patent for the Common Market 1975:
Original vs
CMICPRS
** The main work is
fully compiled and indexed from 1921 to 2006. In this edition, however,
three additional statutes are appended but not integrated or indexed. The
first, BILL C-59:
An Act to amend the Criminal Code criminalizes unauthorized recording of a
movie in a motion picture theatre. It gained Royal Assent on June 22, 2007. It does not, however,
change the Copyright Act but rather references its definitions to criminalize
unauthorized recording. The second, BILL C-61: An Act to amend the Copyright Act,
intended to allow Canada to ratify two 1996 World Intellectual Property
Organization (WIPO) treaties on copyright and
neighbouring rights, received first reading in the House of Commons on June 12, 2008.
It died on the Order Paper with the end of the 39th Parliament. The third, private member's BILL C-499: An Act to amend the Copyright Act,
intended to extend the levy on blank CDs to other recording media, received first
reading on March 16, 2010.
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