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subject to the following exceptions__
(a) where the work is a work of architecture, the copy is not
made in the form of construction of a building;
(b) where the work is a computer programme or database, the
copy made is not a machinereadable copy;
(c) where the copy made is a recording of a musical work or of
an audiovisual work, the reproduction is not made by__
(i) using technical equipment made available to the public in
libraries, on business premises, or in other places accessible to
the public; or
(ii) a person outside the normal circle of the user’s family
and closest social acquaintances;
unless assistance is necessary on account of the user being
disabled; and
(d) where the copy made is an object of applied art, a sculpture,
a pictorial weaving or other artistic reproduction of an artistic
work, the reproduction shall not be made by a person outside the
normal circle of the user’s family and closest acquaintances.
38. The reproduction, translation, adaptation, arrangement or
other transformation of a work exclusively for the user’s own
personal or private use of a work which has already been lawfully
made available to the public, shall be permitted:
Reproduction,
etc, of a work
for user’s
private use
Provided that it is made on the basis of a representation that is
authorized under this Act, at the initiative of the user and not for
purposes of gain and only in single copies.
39. The inclusion of quotations from a work in another work,
including quotations from newspaper articles and periodicals in the
form of press summaries, shall be permitted:
Inclusion of
quotations
Provided that the work from which the quotation is made, has
already been lawfully made available to the public, and that such
quotations are compatible with fair practice and their extent of use
does not exceed that justified by the purpose.
40. Artistic works may be used to the extent required for the
purposes of, and in connection with the text of critical or scientific
presentations which have not been prepared for commercial
purposes:
Provided that the work has already been lawfully made available
to the public, and that the use is comparable with fair practice.
Critical or
scientific
presentations,
artistic works
and literary
works