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Law on Copyright and Related Rights of the Republic of Tajikistan (2003)

A part of a work shall be deemed to have a relevance of its own if it can be exploited independently of the other parts of the same work. Unless otherwise agreed between themselves, each of the coauthors keeps for himself his moral and economic rights to that part of the work with a relevance of its own that he has created. The relations between the coauthors may be the subject of an agreement between them. For the lack of the agreement the copyright to the whole work shall belong jointly to the coauthors and royalties shall be distributed in equal quantity.
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Law on Copyright and Related Rights of the Republic of Tajikistan (2003)

Where, in the author's contract for the publication or some other form of reproduction of the work, remuneration is calculated as a lump sum, the contract shall specify the maximum print run of the work. The rights assigned or licensed under the author's contract may not be reassigned or relicensed to third parties, either in their entirety or in part, unless the contract expressly so provides. An author reserves for himself all the rights of exploitation of the work that are not assigned or licensed under the author's contract.
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Law on Copyright and Related Rights of the Republic of Tajikistan (2003)

Expiration of the term of the copyright On the expiration of the term of the copyright in a work, the work shall fall into the state domain. Works that have never enjoyed protection within the territory of the Republic of Tajikistan shall likewise be deemed fallen into the state domain. Works that have fallen into the state domain may be freely used by any person without payment of remuneration. However, the author's right to claim authorship, his right to be named as such and his right to protection for his reputation as author shall be respected provided by Article 15 of this Law.
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