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Commissioning Under New Zealand’s Copyright Act: I Paid for it, So I Own it. Right?

Issued: December 01 2010

New Zealand’s copyright laws provide protection for prototypes, models of new products, design drawings. Ian Finch examines what kinds of works are subject to the country’s commissioning rule and discusses some of the practical implications of commissioning.

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