Duty LXD-2090
Reuses other publishers' content, in Tonga
Copyright Act 2002, Reproduction of Newspaper Articles and Quotation Exceptionssince 3 lines
Copyright Act 2002 (Act No. 12 of 2002, 2020 Revised Edition), ss. 10, 13 · Read the law's page
- You may reproduce in a newspaper or periodical, or broadcast or communicate to the public, an article on a current economic, political or religious topic from a newspaper or periodical, or a similar broadcast work, without authorisation, unless the right has been expressly reserved on the copies or acknowledged in connection with an earlier broadcast.
- You may reproduce a short part of any published work in the form of a quotation, without authorisation, if the reproduction is compatible with fair practice, does not exceed the extent justified by the purpose, and is accompanied by an indication of the source and the author's name.
- Stay within fair practice and the extent justified by the purpose: neither section sets a numeric length cap, and going beyond those limits exposes you to the Act's ordinary infringement remedies.