by the South African Minister of Economic Affairs

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by the South African Minister of Economic Affairs Copyright Regulations, 1978 — as originally issued (1978)

A licensing body, organisation or person at whose instance a reference under section 31 or 32 or an application under section 33 is made, or a licensing body named in any such reference or application, may object to any application by an organisation or person to be made a party to the proceedings on the grounds that such organisation or person has no substantial interest in the matter in dispute.
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by the South African Minister of Economic Affairs Copyright Regulations, 1978 — as originally issued (1978)

Under the provisions of the Act libraries and archive depots are authorised to supply photocopies or other reproductions. One of these provisions is that the photocopy or reproduction is not to be used for any purposes other than private study or personal or private use.
If a user makes a request for, or later uses, a photocopy or reproduction for purposes not permitted by the Act, that user may be liable for copyright infringement. This institution reserves the right to refuse to accept a copying order if, in its opinion, fulfilment of the order might involve violation of the Act.
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by the South African Minister of Economic Affairs Copyright Regulations, 1978 — as originally issued (1978)

For the purpose of this regulation “the date of the notice prescribed in regulation 10” means—
(a) in cases where the notice is required to be sent by registered post, two calendar days after the posting of such notice;
(b) in cases where the notice is required to be advertised in the Gazette, the date of such advertisement.
(9) The adhesive label supplied as aforesaid shall be an adhesive label, square in shape, the design to be entirely enclosed within a circle, and the side of the label to be not greater than 2 cm in length.
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