The law of motion pictures (1918)

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APPENDIX 813 SUBJECTS AND CONDITIONS OF COPYRIGHT 4. Any person domiciled in Canada or in any part of the British possessions, or any citizen of any country which has an international copyright treaty with the United Kingdom, who is the author of any book, map, chart or musical composition, or of any original painting, drawing, statue, sculpture or photograph, or who invents, designs, etches, engraves or causes to be engraved, etched or made from his own design, any print, cut, or engraving, and the legal representatives of such person or citizen, shall for the term of twenty-eight years, from the time of recording the copyright thereof in the manner hereinafter directed, have the sole and exclusive right and liberty of printing, reprinting, publishing, reproducing and vending such literary, scientific or artistic work or composition, in whole or in part, and of allowing translations of such work from one language into other languages to be printed or reprinted and sold. R. S., c. 62, s. 4. 5. In no case shall the said sole and exclusive right and liberty in Canada continue to exist after it has expired elsewhere. R. S., c. 62, s. 5. 6. The condition for obtaining such copyright shall be that the said literary, scientific or artistic works shall be printed and published or reprinted and republished in Canada, or in the case of works of art that they shall be produced or reproduced in Canada, whether they are so published or produced for the first time, or contemporaneously with or subsequently to publication or production elsewhere. R. S., c. 62, s. 5. 7. No literary, scientific or artistic work which is im