or remodeling;
- (iii) a modification which is necessary to enable the use on a particular computer of a computer program work that is otherwise unusable on such computer, or to make more effective use of a computer program work on a computer;
- (iv) in addition to those listed in the preceding three items, modifications that are considered unavoidable in light of the nature of a work as well as the purpose of and the manner of its exploitation.
- Subsection 3 Types of Rights Comprising a Copyright
(Right of reproduction)
Article 21
- The author shall have the exclusive right to reproduce his work.
(Right of performance)
Article 22
- The author shall have the exclusive right to perform his work publicly ("publicly" means for the purpose of making a work seen or heard directly by the public; the same shall apply hereinafter).
(Right of screen presentation)
Article 22-2
- The author shall have the exclusive right to make his work publicly available by screen presentation.
(Rights of public transmission, etc.)
Article 23
- (1) The author shall have the exclusive right to effect a public transmission of his work (including, in the case of automatic public transmission, making his work transmittable).
- (2) The author shall have the exclusive right to communicate publicly any work of his which has been publicly transmitted, by means of a receiving appara.us receiving such public transmission.
(Right of recitation)
Article 24
- The author of a literary work shall have the exclusive right to recite his work publicly.
(Right of exhibition)
Article 25
- The author of an artistic work or of an unpublished photographic work shall have the exclusive right to exhibit the original of his work publicly.
(Rights of distribution)
Article 26
- (1) The author of a cinematographic work shall have the exclusive
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