Summary

Republic of Belarus Law On Copyright and Contiguous Rights (1996)

Copyright on Service Works
1. Personal non-ownership rights on a work created in the order of performing of a service task or of the official duties (a service work) shall belong to the author.
2. Ownership rights on a service work shall belong to the employer, unless otherwise stipulated by an agreement between the employer and the author.
3. The author of a service work has no right to prevent the employer from its promulgation.
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Republic of Belarus Law On Copyright and Contiguous Rights (1996)

The following also refers to objects of copyright:
derivative works such as translations, arrangements, staging, musical arrangements, reviews, summaries, abstracts;
collections of works, such as encyclopaedias, anthologies, atlases and other compound works representing a result of creative activity by selection and arrangement of materials.
Derivative works and collections of works shall be protected by copyright irrespective of the fact whether the work on which they are based or which they include are objects of copyright.
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Republic of Belarus Law On Copyright and Contiguous Rights (1996)

If the copies of legally published sound track have been introduced, upon the consent of the performer and producer of the sound track into civil circulation by means of sale of them or other delivery of the ownership right, it is allowed to execute further dissemination of them in the territory of the Republic of Belarus without the consent of the performer and producer of the sound track and without payment of any reward to them.
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