Licence

Definition and stakes

Office of Public Sector Information Copyright Act, 1956 (1956)

Any person who claims that he requires a licence in a case not covered by a licence scheme, and either—
(a) that a licensing body have refused or failed to grant the licence, or to procure the grant thereof, and that in the circumstances it is unreasonable that the licence should not be granted, or (b) that any charges, terms or conditions subject to which a licensing body propose that the licence should be granted are unreasonable,
may apply to the tribunal under this section.
Source: Wikisource

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

A licence scheme may be referred under section 31 of the Act or referred again under section 32, and an application for a declaration that the applicant is entitled to a licence may be made under section 33 by serving on the Registrar a notice substantially in accordance with Form 1, Form 2 or Form 3, as the case may be.
Source: Wikisource

Various Punch or the London Charivari, Vol…

In your opinion should not every play be seen by the Licenser, duly acted, with the costumes, before a licence can be granted? (b) and then that the licence be granted only on the condition that no alteration in word or action be made at any time, and under no pretence whatever, during the run, on pain of forfeiture of licence?
The above suggestions will serve as a foundation for some future Licensing Exam.-paper.
Source: Gutenberg

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