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“ Section⁠22.⁠The copyright in a work of applied art shall last for a term of fifty years reckoned from the creation of such work, but if the work is published during the said period of time, the copyright shall last for a term of fifty years reckoned from the taking place of the first publication. ”

“ Section⁠12.⁠When any work bears a characteristic of having been compiled or assembled from copyrighted works under this Act with the permission of the copyright owners, or having been compiled or assembled from data or any other things which can be read or transmitted using a machine or other device, if the compiler or assembler has compiled or assembled the said work by [means of] selection or organisation in a manner which does not imitate another person's work, the compiler or assembles shall hold [39] the copyright in the work of compilation or assemblage according this Act. ”

“ In the event that an author is required to be a Thai national, if the author is a juristic person, such juristic person must have been set up in accordance with Thai law. [35]
Section⁠9.⁠As regards a work which has been created by an author in his capacity as a worker [36] or employee, the copyright in such work shall belong to the author, unless a different agreement has been adopted in writing. However, the employer has the right to communicate such work to the public according to the objectives of the hire of service. ”

“ Section⁠6.⁠A copyrighted work under this Act is a work of authorship in the type of literary work, dramatic work, artistic work, musical work, audiovisual work, film, sound recording, broadcast, or any other work in the field of literature, field of science, or field of art, which belongs to an author, irrespective of by whatever means or in whatever form it is expressed.
Copyright protection does not extend to ideas ”

“ Samnak-ngan Ratchabandittayasapha (2013) defines ten as " [an act of] moving a leg [or legs] up and down rhythmically to music" and ram as "performance involving bodily motions...to the accompaniment of music". In general, both ten and ram are translated as dance, and thus nakten and nakram would both be translated as dancer. ”

“ Section⁠4.⁠In this Act:
"author" means a person who produces or originates [2] a work of authorship of any kind which is a copyrighted work under this Act;
"copyright" means the exclusive right to do any act under this Act in relation to a work produced by an author;
"literary work" means a work of composition of every kind as may have been produced, such as book, [3] pamphlet, written material, printed material, lecture, sermon, address, speech, and shall also include a computer program ”

“ Section⁠67.⁠For the purpose of executing this Act, the competent officials shall be the public officers under the Penal Code and the competent officials shall have the following powers and duties:
(1) ⁠to enter a building, place of work, place of manufacture, or place of storage of any person in the interval between sunrise and sunset or during the working hours of such place, or to enter a vehicle, so as to conduct a search on merchandise or to conduct an inspection when there is a reasonable suspicion that there is the commission of an offence under this Act ”

“ There are two types of thabuang, namely, thabuang whose status is equivalent to a ministry, and thabuang whose status is lower than ministry and which is affiliated with the Office of the Prime Minister or with a ministry. ”

“ It literally translates "to use the copyright in the making of a translation in the Thai language or the reproduction of copies [or 'the reproduction or copying'?] of a work which has been printed [,] a work of translation in the Thai language as said". ↑ Literally, "in that country". ↑ Chai-ngan (ใช้งาน) can be considered to have a literal meaning, "to use the work", or to just mean "to use", "to put to use", or "to utilise". ”

“ The term is therefore translated as "television broadcasting". ↑ 17.0 17.1 Literally, "changing the form anew", which can also refer to reshaping, reforming, deforming, etc. ↑ Literally, "setting the order anew", which can also refer to reorder, rearrangement, etc. ”