intellectual property rights provided for in this Chapter, unless such
advantage, preference or immunity derives from:
(One) agreements on judicial assistance or agreements on law
enforcement of general nature;
(Two) agreements in connection with the protection of intellectual
property rights which came into force prior to 1st January 1995.
Article 140
Protection under this Law is conferred to authors of literary and
artistic works, and particularly the following works:
(1) Books, booklets, articles, bulletins and any other written works;
(2) Computer programs;
(3) Databases, whether readable by computer or otherwise;
(4) Lectures, speeches, sermons and any other oral works when recorded;
(5) Dramatic and dramatico-musical works, and pantomimes;
(6) Musical works with or without words;
(7) Audiovisual works;
(8) Works of architecture;
(9) Works of drawings with lines or colors, sculpture, lithography,
printing on textile and any other similar works of fine arts;
(10) Photographic and similar works;
(11) Works of applied and plastic arts;
(12) Illustrations, maps, sketches and three-dimensional works
relating to geography, topography or architectural designs;
(13) Derivative works, without prejudice to the protection prescribed
for the works from which they have been derived. Protection shall cover
also the title of the work if it is inventive.
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