MongoliaLaw on Copyright, partial exploitation of a work for news
Law of Mongolia on Copyright, Art. 39 (partial exploitation for news; revised edition promulgated )
In force.
A snippet reproduction rule binding public and private bodies.
- Instrument type
- an act of a legislature
What it requires
- You may quote and use parts of a work to prepare a news item without the right holder's consent, if you name the author and the source, act for a non-profit purpose, stay within a fair-use extent, and do not harm the market for the work (Art. 38).
- You may prepare a press review from a published work, and publish, distribute or transmit in a newspaper or magazine, for public information purposes, works already published in the press or broadcast on current economic, social, legal, political or religious topics, unless the source has expressly prohibited reproduction (Art. 39.1).
These lines are LexLint's reading of the law's text.
What this law does
Article 38.1.1 permits quoting and using parts of a work to prepare a news item without the right holder's consent, subject to Article 38.2's conditions of naming the author and source, a non-profit purpose, a fair-use extent, and no economic impact on the market for the work.
Article 39.1 separately defines partial exploitation of a work for news to include preparing a press review from a published work, and publishing, distributing, or transmitting in a newspaper or magazine, for public information purposes, works already published in the press or broadcast through media on current economic, social, legal, political, or religious topics, provided the source has not expressly prohibited reproduction.
The Law's text carries no article that fixes the day it came into force, and no day on which it came into force has been located.
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