Duty LXD-1933
Reuses other publishers' content, in the Bahamas
Copyright Act 1998, fair dealing for reporting current events and criticismsince 4 lines
Copyright Act, Ch. 323, Laws of The Bahamas, ss. 58-60 (fair dealing exceptions) · Read the law's page
- You may deal fairly with a copyright work, including reproducing it in copies, for research, private study, scholarship or teaching without infringing copyright.
- You may deal fairly with a protected work for criticism, comment, parody or review, or for reporting current events, if the use is accompanied by sufficient acknowledgement.
- You need not acknowledge the source where you report current events by sound recording or audiovisual work.
- Weigh all relevant factors, including the nature of the work and the amount and substantiality of the part used relative to the whole, in judging whether a use is fair dealing.