(e) the broadcasting of a work if the broadcast is intended to be used for purposes of systematic
instructional activities;
(f) the reproduction of a broadcast referred to in the preceding paragraph and the use of that
reproduction in a school registered under the Education Act or any university established by or under
any written law for the systematic instructional activities of any such school or university;
(g) the reading or recitation in public or in a broadcast by one person of any reasonable extract from
a published literary work if accompanied by a sufficient acknowledgement of the author;
(h) the reproduction of a work by or under the direction or control of the Government, or by such
public libraries, non-commercial documentation centres and scientific institutions as may be
prescribed, where the reproduction is in the public interest and no revenue is derived there from;
(i) the reproduction of a work by or under the direction or control of a broadcasting authority where
the reproduction or copies thereof are intended exclusively for broadcast by that broadcasting
authority authorised by the copyright owner of the work and are destroyed before the end of the
period of six calendar months immediately following the making of the reproduction or such longer
period as may be agreed between the broadcasting authority and the owner of the relevant part of the
copyright in the work; and any reproduction of a work made under this paragraph may, if it is of an
exceptional documentary nature, be preserved in the archives of the broadcasting authority, but,
subject to the provisions of this Act, shall not be used for broadcasting or for any other purpose
without the consent of the owner of the relevant part of the copyright in the work;
(j) the broadcasting of a literary, musical or artistic work or audio-visual works already lawfully
made accessible to the public with which. no licensing body referred to under section 46 is
concerned:
(1) Provided that subject to the provisions of this section the owner of the broadcasting right in the
work receives fair compensation determined, in the absence of agreement, by the competent
authority appointed under section 48; and any use made of a work for the purpose of a judicial
proceeding or of any report of any such proceeding.
(2) Copyright in a work of architecture shall also include the exclusive right to control the erection
of any building which reproduces the whole or a substantial part of the work either in its original
form or in any form recognizably derived from the original; but the copyright in any such work shall
not include the right to control the reconstruction of a building to which that copyright relates in the
same style as the original.
(3) Copyright of a computer program shall not constitute fair dealing for the purposes of paragraph
(a) of subsection (1).
(4) Notwithstanding the provisions of subsection (3), a person who is in lawful possession of a
computer program may do any of the following acts without the authorization of the right holder
whereby copies are necessary for the use of the computer program In accordance with its intended
purpose
(a) to make copies of the program to the extent necessary to correct errors; or