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Also, the principal director would have the unwaivable right to equitable remuneration.
Thirdly, it must provide for an unwaivable right to equitable remuneration within the meaning of Article 4 of Directive 92/100.
The right to equitable remuneration is laid down in international law in Article 12 of the Rome Convention and in Article 15 of the WPPT.
Contracting Parties may also declare that they will set conditions in their legislation for the exercise of the right to equitable remuneration.
Is it permissible in any circumstances to confine the right to equitable remuneration to the producers of a sound recording, i.e.
The right to equitable remuneration for further communication to the public is neither excluded by nor encompassed by the equitable remuneration already paid by the broadcaster.
Such exercising of rights may not be prejudicial to the author's right to equitable remuneration which, in the absence of agreement, shall be fixed by a competent authority.
Thus, it should first be examined whether European Union law precludes a provision of domestic law which allows the principal director of a cinematographic work to waive his rights to equitable remuneration.
It must also be borne in mind that the provision governing the right to equitable remuneration under Article 8(2) of Directive 2006/115 must be interpreted having regard to its international law context.
It is true that the provision in Paragraph 42b of the UrhG,under which the author of the film is granted a right to equitable remuneration, seems to meet this requirement.
Although EU law provides for a limitation to the right to equitable remuneration in the case of‘private use', it does not allow Member States to exempt a hotel operator which makes a‘communication to the public' of a phonogram from the obligation to pay such remuneration. .
Whereas Directive 2006/115/EC sets out the exclusive rights of performing artists in particular and their rights to equitable remuneration, which cannot be waived.
A provision such as Paragraph 42b(1) of the UrhG does provide for a right to equitable remuneration for the author of a film as compensation for the copying of his work for personal or private use.
It is not in dispute that the provision of domestic law at issue in the main proceedings which establishes that presumption allows the principal director of a cinematographic work to waive his rights to equitable remuneration.
Such measures shall have the effect that the holder of a breeder's right shall at least be entitled to equitable remuneration from any person who, during the said period, has carried out acts which, once the right is granted, require the breeder's authorization as provided in Article 14.
Each Contracting Party shall accord to nationals of other Contracting Parties, as defined in Article 3(2), the treatment it accords to its own nationals with regard to the exclusive rights specifically granted in this Treaty,and to the right to equitable remuneration provided for in Article 15 of this Treaty.
According to the Court,although EU law provides for a limitation to the right to equitable remuneration in the case of‘private use', it does not allow Member States to exempt a hotel operator which makes a‘communication to the public' of a phonogram from the obligation to pay such remuneration. .
The prerequisite for this is however that, firstly, the contractual clauses do not provide otherwise, and, secondly,the author be granted an unwaivable right to equitable remuneration under Article 5 of the Rental and Lending Rights Directive.
However, Contracting Parties may notify that instead of the right of authorization,they will establish a right to equitable remuneration for the direct or indirect use of performances fixed in audiovisual fixations for broadcasting or communication to the public.
Must the primary ownership of rights of the principal director of a cinematographic or audiovisual work, orof other authors of films designated by the legislature of a Member State also be applied to the rights granted by the legislature of a Member State to equitable remuneration, such as'empty cassette remuneration' pursuant to Paragraph 42b of the Austrian Urhebergesetz(Copyright law), or to rights to fair compensation within the meaning of Article 5(2)(b) of Directive 2001/29?
Article 5(2)(b) and Article 2(a)of Directive 2001/29 are to be interpreted as precluding a national provision under which the entitlement of the author of the film to equitable remuneration is divided between him and the film producer as to half each, with the result that he receives only half of the remuneration that is appropriate for the restriction of his copyright.
On that basis, that operator is obliged to pay equitable remuneration for the broadcast of a phonogram, in addition to that paid by the broadcaster.
European Court of Justice: A hotel operator which broadcasts phonograms in its rooms must pay equitable remuneration to producer.
If you are a performing artist orproducer you are entitled to an equitable remuneration for your work.
The reasonable conditions referred to in paragraph 3 shall include the payment of an appropriate royalty as equitable remuneration to the holder of the initial variety.
Member States may determine the date as from which the unwaivable right to an equitable remuneration referred to in Article 4 exists, provided that that date is no later than 1 July 1997.
Other farmers shall be required to pay an equitable remuneration to the holder, which shall be sensibly lower than the amount charged for the licensed production of propagating material of the same variety in the same area;
(1 a) Notwithstanding the transferral of a right to retransmission to a producer, an author shall retain an unwaivable right to obtain an equitable remuneration for the retransmission of their work.
(1a) Where an author has transferred his or her right of retransmission to a broadcasting organisation or a producer, that author shall retain the right to obtain equitable remuneration for the retransmission of his or her work.
The Parties may regulate whether and to what extent administration by collecting societies of the right to obtain equitable remuneration may be imposed, as well as the question from whom this remuneration may be claimed or collected.