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Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988

1988 c. 48 · Enacted 15 November 1988 · Extends to United Kingdom

Not fully up to date. 2 changes made by later legislation have not yet been written into this text, which is revised to 6 April 2025.

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ProvisionChangeMade by
Sch. 3 para. 17repealedTribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act 2007 Sch. 23 Pt. 6
Pt. 2applied (with modifications) by SI 2016/1219, art. 12B(2)(3) (as inserted)Copyright and Performances (Application to Other Countries) 2026 art. 4(1)

C1An Act to restate the law of copyright, with amendments; to make fresh provision as to the rights of performers and others in performances; to confer a design right in original designs; to amend the Registered Designs Act 1949; to make provision with respect to patent agents and trade mark agents; to confer patents and designs jurisdiction on certain county courts; to amend the law of patents; to make provision with respect to devices designed to circumvent copy-protection of works in electronic form; to make fresh provision penalising the fraudulent reception of transmissions; to make the fraudulent application or use of a trade mark an offence; to make provision for the benefit of the Hospital for Sick Children, Great Ormond Street, London; to enable financial assistance to be given to certain international bodies; and for connected purposes.

[15th November 1988]

Be it enacted by the Queen’s most Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, in this present Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows:—C2

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Modifications

C1

Act amended by Broadcasting Act 1990 (c. 42, SIF 96), s. 176, Sch. 17 para. 7(1)

C2

Act: power to amend conferred (24.5.2024 for specified purposes, 1.1.2025 in so far as not already in force) by Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 (c. 13), ss. 138(2)-(7), 339(2)(c); S.I. 2024/1226, regs. 1(2), 2(1)(2) (with Sch. para. 10, 20)

Contents

  1. Part I: Copyright
  2. Chapter I: Subsistence, ownership and duration of copyright
  3. Introductory
  4. 1Copyright and copyright works.
  5. 2Rights subsisting in copyright works.
  6. Descriptions of work and related provisions
  7. 3Literary, dramatic and musical works.
  8. 3ADatabases
  9. 4Artistic works.
  10. 5Sound recordings and films. Repealed
  11. 5ASound recordings.
  12. 5BFilms.
  13. 6Broadcasts.
  14. 6ASafeguards in case of certain satellite broadcasts.
  15. 7Cable programmes. Repealed
  16. 8Published editions.
  17. Authorship and ownership of copyright
  18. 9Authorship of work.
  19. 10Works of joint authorship.
  20. 10AWorks of co-authorship
  21. 11First ownership of copyright.
  22. Duration of copyright
  23. 12Duration of copyright in literary, dramatic, musical or artistic works.
  24. 13Duration of copyright in sound recordings and films. Repealed
  25. 13ADuration of copyright in sound recordings.
  26. 13BDuration of copyright in films.
  27. 14Duration of copyright in broadcasts . . . .
  28. 15Duration of copyright in typographical arrangement of published editions.
  29. 15AMeaning of country of origin.
  30. Chapter II: Rights of Copyright Owner
  31. The acts restricted by copyright
  32. 16The acts restricted by copyright in a work.
  33. 17Infringement of copyright by copying.
  34. 18Infringement by issue of copies to the public.
  35. 18AInfringement by rental or lending of work to the public.
  36. 19Infringement by performance, showing or playing of work in public.
  37. 20Infringement by communication to the public
  38. 21Infringement by making adaptation or act done in relation to adaptation.
  39. Secondary infringement of copyright
  40. 22Secondary infringement: importing infringing copy.
  41. 23Secondary infringement: possessing or dealing with infringing copy.
  42. 24Secondary infringement: providing means for making infringing copies.
  43. 25Secondary infringement: permitting use of premises for infringing performance.
  44. 26Secondary infringement: provision of apparatus for infringing performance, &c.
  45. Infringing copies
  46. 27Meaning of “infringing copy”.
  47. Chapter III: Acts Permitted in relation to Copyright Works
  48. Introductory
  49. 28Introductory provisions.
  50. General
  51. 28AMaking of temporary copies
  52. 28BPersonal copies for private use
  53. 29Research and private study.
  54. 29ACopies for text and data analysis for non-commercial research
  55. 30Criticism, review, quotation and news reporting.
  56. 30ACaricature, parody or pastiche
  57. 31Incidental inclusion of copyright material.
  58. Disability
  59. 31ADisabled persons: copies of works for personal use
  60. 31BMaking , communicating, making available, distributing or lending of accessible copies by authorised bodies
  61. 31BAMaking , communicating, making available, distributing or lending of intermediate copies by authorised bodies
  62. 31BBAccessible and intermediate copies: records and notification
  63. 31CSection 31C Repealed
  64. 31DSection 31D Repealed
  65. 31ESection 31E Repealed
  66. 31FSections 31A to 31BB: interpretation and general
  67. Education
  68. 32Illustration for instruction
  69. 33Anthologies for educational use.
  70. 34Performing, playing or showing work in course of activities of educational establishment.
  71. 35Recording by educational establishments of broadcasts
  72. 36Copying and use of extracts of works by educational establishments
  73. 36ALending of copies by educational establishments
  74. Libraries and archives
  75. 37Libraries and archives: introductory. Repealed
  76. 38Copying by librarians: articles in periodicals. Repealed
  77. 39Copying by librarians: parts of published works. Repealed
  78. 40Restriction on production of multiple copies of the same material. Repealed
  79. 40ALending of copies by libraries or archives.
  80. 40BLibraries and educational establishments etc : making works available through dedicated terminals
  81. 41Copying by librarians: supply of single copies to other libraries
  82. 42Copying by librarians etc : replacement copies of works
  83. 42ACopying by librarians: single copies of published works
  84. 43Copying by librarians or archivists: single copies of unpublished works
  85. 43ASections 40A to 43: interpretation
  86. 44Copy of work required to be made as condition of export.
  87. 44ALegal deposit libraries
  88. Orphan works
  89. 44BPermitted uses of orphan works Repealed
  90. Public administration
  91. 45Parliamentary and judicial proceedings.
  92. 46Royal Commissions and statutory inquiries.
  93. 47Material open to public inspection or on official register.
  94. 48Material communicated to the Crown in the course of public business.
  95. 49Public records.
  96. 50Acts done under statutory authority.
  97. Computer programs: lawful users
  98. 50ABack up copies.
  99. 50BDecompilation.
  100. 50BAObserving, studying and testing of computer programs
  101. 50COther acts permitted to lawful users.
  102. Databases: permitted acts
  103. 50DActs permitted in relation to databases.
  104. Designs
  105. 51Design documents and models.
  106. 52Effect of exploitation of design derived from artistic work. Repealed
  107. 53Things done in reliance on registration of design.
  108. Typefaces
  109. 54Use of typeface in ordinary course of printing.
  110. 55Articles for producing material in particular typeface.
  111. Works in electronic form
  112. 56Transfers of copies of works in electronic form.
  113. Miscellaneous: literary, dramatic, musical and artistic works
  114. 57Anonymous or pseudonymous works: acts permitted on assumptions as to expiry of copyright or death of author.
  115. 58Use of notes or recordings of spoken words in certain cases.
  116. 59Public reading or recitation.
  117. 60Abstracts of scientific or technical articles.
  118. 61Recordings of folksongs.
  119. 62Representation of certain artistic works on public display.
  120. 63Advertisement of sale of artistic work.
  121. 64Making of subsequent works by same artist.
  122. 65Reconstruction of buildings.
  123. Miscellaneous: lending of works and playing of sound recordings
  124. 66Lending to public of copies of certain works.
  125. MISCellaneous: films and sound recordings
  126. 66AFilms: acts permitted on assumptions as to expiry of copyright, &c.
  127. 67Playing of sound recordings for purposes of club, society, &c. Repealed
  128. Miscellaneous: broadcasts . . .
  129. 68Incidental recording for purposes of broadcast . . . .
  130. 69Recording for purposes of supervision and control of broadcasts and other services.
  131. 70Recording for purposes of time-shifting.
  132. 71Photographs of broadcasts
  133. 72Free public showing or playing of broadcast . . . .
  134. 73Reception and re-transmission of wireless broadcast by cable. Repealed
  135. 73ARoyalty or other sum payable in pursuance of section 73(4). Repealed
  136. 74Section 74 Repealed
  137. 75Recording of broadcast for archival purposes
  138. Adaptations
  139. 76Adaptations.
  140. Chapter 3A: CERTAIN PERMITTED USES OF ORPHAN WORKS
  141. 76ACertain permitted uses of orphan works Repealed
  142. Chapter IV: Moral Rights
  143. Right to be identified as author or director
  144. 77Right to be identified as author or director.
  145. 78Requirement that right be asserted.
  146. 79Exceptions to right.
  147. Right to object to derogatory treatment of work
  148. 80Right to object to derogatory treatment of work.
  149. 81Exceptions to right.
  150. 82Qualification of right in certain cases.
  151. 83Infringement of right by possessing or dealing with infringing article.
  152. False attribution of work
  153. 84False attribution of work.
  154. Right to privacy of certain photographs and films
  155. 85Right to privacy of certain photographs and films.
  156. Supplementary
  157. 86Duration of rights.
  158. 87Consent and waiver of rights.
  159. 88Application of provisions to joint works.
  160. 89Application of provisions to parts of works.
  161. Chapter V: Dealings with Rights in Copyright Works
  162. Copyright
  163. 90Assignment and licences.
  164. 91Prospective ownership of copyright.
  165. 92Exclusive licences.
  166. 93Copyright to pass under will with unpublished work.
  167. 93APresumption of transfer of rental right in case of film production agreement.
  168. Right to equitable remuneration where rental right transferred
  169. 93BRight to equitable remuneration where rental right transferred.
  170. 93CEquitable remuneration: reference of amount to Copyright Tribunal.
  171. Moral rights
  172. 94Moral rights not assignable.
  173. 95Transmission of moral rights on death.
  174. Chapter VI: Remedies for Infringement
  175. Rights and remedies of copyright owner
  176. 96Infringement actionable by copyright owner.
  177. 97Provisions as to damages in infringement action.
  178. 97AInjunctions against service providers
  179. 98Undertaking to take licence of right in infringement proceedings.
  180. 99Order for delivery up.
  181. 100Right to seize infringing copies and other articles.
  182. Rights and remedies of exclusive licensee
  183. 101Rights and remedies of exclusive licensee.
  184. 101ACertain infringements actionable by a non-exclusive licensee
  185. 102Exercise of concurrent rights.
  186. Remedies for infringement of moral rights
  187. 103Remedies for infringement of moral rights.
  188. Presumptions
  189. 104Presumptions relevant to literary, dramatic, musical and artistic works.
  190. 105Presumptions relevant to sound recordings and films.
  191. 106Presumptions relevant to works subject to Crown copyright.
  192. Offences
  193. 107Criminal liability for making or dealing with infringing articles, &c.
  194. 107AEnforcement by local weights and measures authority.
  195. 108Order for delivery up in criminal proceedings.
  196. 109Search warrants.
  197. 110Offence by body corporate: liability of officers.
  198. Provision for preventing importation of infringing copies
  199. 111Infringing copies may be treated as prohibited goods.
  200. 112Power of Commissioners of Customs and Excise to make regulations.
  201. Supplementary
  202. 113Period after which remedy of delivery up not available.
  203. 114Order as to disposal of infringing copy or other article.
  204. 114AForfeiture of infringing copies, etc.: England and Wales or Northern Ireland
  205. 114BForfeiture of infringing copies, etc.: Scotland
  206. 115Jurisdiction of county court and sheriff court.
  207. Chapter VII: Copyright Licensing
  208. Licensing schemes and licensing bodies
  209. 116Licensing schemes and licensing bodies.
  210. Orphan works licensing and extended collective licensing
  211. 116APower to provide for licensing of orphan works
  212. 116BExtended collective licensing
  213. 116CGeneral provision about licensing under sections 116A and 116B
  214. 116DRegulations under sections 116A and 116B
  215. References and applications with respect to licensing schemes
  216. 117Licensing schemes to which following sections apply.
  217. 118Reference of proposed licensing scheme to tribunal.
  218. 119Reference of licensing scheme to tribunal.
  219. 120Further reference of scheme to tribunal.
  220. 121Application for grant of licence in connection with licensing scheme.
  221. 122Application for review of order as to entitlement to licence.
  222. 123Effect of order of tribunal as to licensing scheme.
  223. References and applications with respect to licensing by licensing bodies
  224. 124Licences to which following sections apply.
  225. 125Reference to tribunal of proposed licence.
  226. 126Reference to tribunal of expiring licence.
  227. 127Application for review of order as to licence.
  228. 128Effect of order of tribunal as to licence.
  229. 128ANotification of licence or licensing scheme for excepted sound recordings Repealed
  230. 128BReferences to the Tribunal by the Secretary of State under section 128A Repealed
  231. Factors to be taken into account in certain classes of case
  232. 129General considerations: unreasonable discrimination.
  233. 130Licences for reprographic copying.
  234. 131Licences for educational establishments in respect of works included in broadcasts . . . .
  235. 132Licences to reflect conditions imposed by promoters of events.
  236. 133Licences to reflect payments in respect of underlying rights.
  237. 134Licences in respect of works included in re-transmissions.
  238. 135Mention of specific matters not to exclude other relevant considerations.
  239. Use as of right of sound recordings in broadcasts . . .
  240. 135ACircumstances in which right available.
  241. 135BNotice of intention to exercise right.
  242. 135CConditions for exercise of right.
  243. 135DApplications to settle payments.
  244. 135EReferences etc. about conditions, information and other terms.
  245. 135FApplication for review of order.
  246. 135GFactors to be taken into account.
  247. 135HPower to amend sections 135A to 135G.
  248. Implied indemnity in schemes or licences for reprographic copying
  249. 136Implied indemnity in certain schemes and licences for reprographic copying.
  250. Reprographic copying by educational establishments
  251. 137Power to extend coverage of scheme or licence.
  252. 138Variation or discharge of order extending scheme or licence.
  253. 139Appeals against orders.
  254. 140Inquiry whether new scheme or general licence required.
  255. 141Statutory licence where recommendation not implemented.
  256. Royalty or other sum payable for lending of certain works
  257. 142Royalty or other sum payable for lending of certain works.
  258. Certification of licensing schemes
  259. 143Certification of licensing schemes.
  260. Powers exercisable in consequence of competition report
  261. 144Powers exercisable in consequence of report of Competition and Markets Authority.
  262. Compulsory collective administration of certain rights
  263. 144ACollective exercise of certain rights in relation to cable re-transmission.
  264. Chapter VIII: The Copyright Tribunal
  265. The Tribunal
  266. 145The Copyright Tribunal.
  267. 146Membership of the Tribunal.
  268. 147Financial provisions.
  269. 148Constitution for purposes of proceedings.
  270. Jurisdiction and procedure
  271. 149Jurisdiction of the Tribunal.
  272. 150General power to make rules.
  273. 151Costs, proof of orders, &c.
  274. 151AAward of interest.
  275. Appeals
  276. 152Appeal to the court on point of law.
  277. Chapter IX: Qualification for and Extent of Copyright Protection
  278. Qualification for copyright protection
  279. 153Qualification for copyright protection.
  280. 154Qualification by reference to author.
  281. 155Qualification by reference to country of first publication.
  282. 156Qualification by reference to place of transmission.
  283. Extent and application of this Part
  284. 157Countries to which this Part extends.
  285. 158Countries ceasing to be colonies.
  286. 159Application of this Part to countries to which it does not extend
  287. 160Denial of copyright protection to citizens of countries not giving adequate protection to British works.
  288. Supplementary
  289. 161Territorial waters and the continental shelf.
  290. 162British ships, aircraft and hovercraft.
  291. Chapter X: Miscellaneous and General
  292. Crown and Parliamentary copyright
  293. 163Crown copyright.
  294. 164Copyright in Acts and Measures.
  295. 165Parliamentary copyright.
  296. 166Copyright in Parliamentary Bills.
  297. 166ACopyright in Bills of the Scottish Parliament.
  298. 166BCopyright in Bills of the Northern Ireland Assembly.
  299. 166CCopyright in proposed Measures of the National Assembly for Wales
  300. 166DCopyright in Bills of the National Assembly for Wales
  301. 167Houses of Parliament: supplementary provisions with respect to copyright.
  302. Other miscellaneous provisions
  303. 168Copyright vesting in certain international organisations.
  304. 169Folklore, &c.: anonymous unpublished works.
  305. Transitional provisions and savings
  306. 170Transitional provisions and savings.
  307. 171Rights and privileges under other enactments or the common law.
  308. Interpretation
  309. 172General provisions as to construction.
  310. 172AMeaning of EEA and related expressions.
  311. 173Construction of references to copyright owner.
  312. 174Meaning of “educational establishment” and related expressions.
  313. 175Meaning of publication and commercial publication.
  314. 176Requirement of signature: application in relation to body corporate.
  315. 177Adaptation of expressions for Scotland.
  316. 178Minor definitions.
  317. 179Index of defined expressions.
  318. Part II: Rights in performances
  319. Chapter 1: INTRODUCTORY
  320. 180Rights conferred on performers and persons having recording rights.
  321. 181Qualifying performances.
  322. Chapter 2: ECONOMIC RIGHTS
  323. Performers' rights
  324. 182Consent required for recording, &c. of live performance.
  325. 182AConsent required for copying of recording.
  326. 182BConsent required for issue of copies to public.
  327. 182CConsent required for rental or lending of copies to public.
  328. 182CAConsent required for making available to the public
  329. 182DRight to equitable remuneration for exploitation of sound recording.
  330. 183Infringement of performer’s rights by use of recording made without consent.
  331. 184Infringement of performer’s rights by importing, possessing or dealing with illicit recording.
  332. Rights of person having recording rights
  333. 185Exclusive recording contracts and persons having recording rights.
  334. 186Consent required for recording of performance subject to exclusive contract.
  335. 187Infringement of recording rights by use of recording made without consent.
  336. 188Infringement of recording rights by importing, possessing or dealing with illicit recording.
  337. Exceptions to rights conferred
  338. 189Acts permitted notwithstanding rights conferred by this Chapter.
  339. 190Power of tribunal to give consent on behalf of performer in certain cases.
  340. Duration of rights
  341. 191Duration of rights.
  342. Performers’ property rights
  343. 191APerformers’ property rights.
  344. 191BAssignment and licences.
  345. 191CProspective ownership of a performer’s property rights.
  346. 191DExclusive licences.
  347. 191EPerformer’s property right to pass under will with unpublished original recording.
  348. 191FPresumption of transfer of rental right in case of film production agreement.
  349. 191GRight to equitable remuneration where rental right transferred.
  350. 191HEquitable remuneration: reference of amount to Copyright Tribunal.
  351. 191HAAssignment of performer’s property rights in a sound recording
  352. 191HBPayment in consideration of assignment
  353. 191IInfringement actionable by rights owner.
  354. 191JProvisions as to damages in infringement action.
  355. 191JAInjunctions against service providers
  356. 191KUndertaking to take licence of right in infringement proceedings.
  357. 191LRights and remedies for exclusive licensee.
  358. 191MExercise of concurrent rights.
  359. Non-property rights
  360. 192APerformers’ non-property rights.
  361. 192BTransmissibility of rights of person having recording rights.
  362. 193Consent.
  363. . . .
  364. 194Infringement actionable as breach of statutory duty.
  365. Delivery up or seizure of illicit recordings
  366. 195Order for delivery up.
  367. 196Right to seize illicit recordings.
  368. 197Meaning of “illicit recording”.
  369. 197APresumptions relevant to recordings of performances
  370. Offences
  371. 198Criminal liability for making, dealing with or using illicit recordings.
  372. 198AEnforcement by local weights and measures authority.
  373. 199Order for delivery up in criminal proceedings.
  374. 200Search warrants.
  375. 201False representation of authority to give consent.
  376. 202Offence by body corporate: liability of officers.
  377. Supplementary provisions with respect to delivery up and seizure
  378. 203Period after which remedy of delivery up not available.
  379. 204Order as to disposal of illicit recording.
  380. 204AForfeiture of illicit recordings: England and Wales or Northern Ireland
  381. 204BForfeiture: Scotland
  382. 205Jurisdiction of county court and sheriff court.
  383. Licensing of performers’ ... rights
  384. 205ALicensing of performers’ ... rights.
  385. Jurisdiction of Copyright Tribunal
  386. 205B.Jurisdiction of Copyright Tribunal.
  387. Chapter 3: MORAL RIGHTS
  388. Right to be identified as performer
  389. 205CRight to be identified as performer
  390. 205DRequirement that right be asserted
  391. 205EExceptions to right
  392. Right to object to derogatory treatment
  393. 205FRight to object to derogatory treatment of performance
  394. 205GExceptions to right
  395. 205HInfringement of right by possessing or dealing with infringing article
  396. Supplementary
  397. 205IDuration of rights
  398. 205JConsent and waiver of rights
  399. 205KApplication of provisions to parts of performances
  400. 205LMoral rights not assignable
  401. 205MTransmission of moral rights on death
  402. 205NRemedies for infringement of moral rights
  403. Chapter 4: QUALIFICATION FOR PROTECTION, EXTENT AND INTERPRETATION
  404. Qualification for protection and extent
  405. 206Qualifying countries, individuals and persons.
  406. 207Countries to which this Part extends.
  407. 208Countries enjoying reciprocal protection.
  408. 209Territorial waters and the continental shelf.
  409. 210British ships, aircraft and hovercraft.
  410. 210ASection 210A
  411. Interpretation
  412. 211Expressions having same meaning as in copyright provisions.
  413. 212Index of defined expressions.
  414. Supplementary
  415. 212APower to amend in consequence of changes to international law
  416. Part III: Design Right
  417. Chapter I: Design right in original designs
  418. Introductory
  419. 213Design right.
  420. 214The designer.
  421. 215Ownership of design right.
  422. 216Duration of design right.
  423. Qualification for design right protection
  424. 217Qualifying individuals and qualifying persons.
  425. 218Qualification by reference to designer.
  426. 219Qualification by reference to employer.
  427. 220Qualification by reference to first marketing.
  428. 221Power to make further provision as to qualification.
  429. Dealings with design right
  430. 222Assignment and licences.
  431. 223Prospective ownership of design right.
  432. 224Assignment of right in registered design presumed to carry with it design right.
  433. 225Exclusive licences.
  434. Chapter II: Rights of Design Right Owner and Remedies
  435. Infringement of design right
  436. 226Primary infringement of design right.
  437. 227Secondary infringement: importing or dealing with infringing article.
  438. 228Meaning of “infringing article”.
  439. Remedies for infringement
  440. 229Rights and remedies of design right owner.
  441. 230Order for delivery up.
  442. 231Order as to disposal of infringing articles, &c.
  443. 232Jurisdiction of county court and sheriff court.
  444. 233Innocent infringement.
  445. 234Rights and remedies of exclusive licensee.
  446. 235Exercise of concurrent rights.
  447. Chapter III: Exceptions to Rights of Design Right Owners
  448. Infringement of copyright
  449. 236Infringement of copyright.
  450. Availability of licences of right
  451. 237Licences available in last five years of design right.
  452. 238Powers exercisable for protection of the public interest.
  453. 239Undertaking to take licence of right in infringement proceedings.
  454. Crown use of designs
  455. 240Crown use of designs.
  456. 241Settlement of terms for Crown use.
  457. 242Rights of third parties in case of Crown use.
  458. 243Crown use: compensation for loss of profit.
  459. 244Special provision for Crown use during emergency.
  460. Miscellaneous
  461. 244AException for private acts, experiments and teaching
  462. 244BException for overseas ships and aircraft
  463. General
  464. 245Power to provide for further exceptions.
  465. Chapter IV: Jurisdiction of the Comptroller and the Court
  466. Jurisdiction of the comptroller
  467. 246Jurisdiction to decide matters relating to design right.
  468. 247Application to settle terms of licence of right.
  469. 248Settlement of terms where design right owner unknown.
  470. 249Appeals as to terms of licence of right.
  471. 249AOpinions service
  472. 250Rules.
  473. Jurisdiction of the court
  474. 251References and appeals on design right matters.
  475. 252Reference of disputes relating to Crown use.
  476. Chapter V: Miscellaneous and General
  477. Unjustified threats
  478. 253Threats of infringement proceedings
  479. 253AActionable threats
  480. 253BPermitted communications
  481. 253CRemedies and defences
  482. 253DProfessional advisers
  483. 253ESupplementary: proceedings for delivery up etc.
  484. Licensee under licence of right not to claim connection with design right owner
  485. 254Licensee under licence of right not to claim connection with design right owner.
  486. Extent of operation of this Part
  487. 255Countries to which this Part extends.
  488. 256Countries enjoying reciprocal protection.
  489. 257Territorial waters and the continental shelf.
  490. Interpretation
  491. 258Construction of references to design right owner.
  492. 259Joint designs.
  493. 260Application of provisions to articles in kit form.
  494. 261Requirement of signature: application in relation to body corporate.
  495. 262Adaptation of expressions in relation to Scotland.
  496. 263Minor definitions.
  497. 264Index of defined expressions.
  498. Part IV: Registered Designs
  499. Amendments of the Registered Designs Act 1949
  500. 265. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Repealed
  501. 266Provisions with respect to certain designs registered in pursuance of application made before commencement.
  502. 267Authorship and first ownership of designs.
  503. 268. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Repealed
  504. 269Duration of right in registered design.
  505. 270Powers exercisable for protection of the public interest.
  506. 271Crown use: compensation for loss of profit.
  507. 272Minor and consequential amendments.
  508. Supplementary
  509. 273Text of Registered Designs Act 1949 as amended.
  510. Part V: Patent Agents and Trade Mark Agents
  511. Patent agents
  512. 274Persons permitted to carry on business of a patent agent.
  513. 275The register of patent attorneys
  514. 275ARegulation of patent attorneys
  515. 276Persons entitled to describe themselves as patent agents.
  516. 277Persons entitled to describe themselves as European patent attorneys, &c.
  517. 278Use of the term “patent attorney”: supplementary provisions.
  518. 279Power to prescribe conditions, &c. for mixed partnerships and bodies corporate. Repealed
  519. 280Privilege for communications with patent agents.
  520. 281Power of comptroller to refuse to deal with certain agents.
  521. Trade mark agents
  522. 282. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Repealed
  523. 283. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Repealed
  524. 284. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Repealed
  525. Supplementary
  526. 285Offences committed by partnerships and bodies corporate.
  527. 286Interpretation.
  528. Part VI: Patents
  529. Patents county courts
  530. 287Patents county courts: special jurisdiction. Repealed
  531. 288Financial limits in relation to proceedings within special jurisdiction of patents county court. Repealed
  532. 289Transfer of proceedings between High Court and patents county court. Repealed
  533. 290Limitation of costs where pecuniary claim could have been brought in patents county court.
  534. 291Proceedings in patents county court. Repealed
  535. 292Rights and duties of registered patent agents in relation to proceedings in patents county court. Repealed
  536. Licences of right in respect of certain patents
  537. 293Restriction of acts authorised by certain licences.
  538. 294When application may be made for settlement of terms of licence.
  539. Patents: miscellaneous amendments
  540. 295Patents: miscellaneous amendments.
  541. Part VII: Miscellaneous and General
  542. Circumvention of protection measures
  543. 296Devices designed to circumvent copy-protection.
  544. 296ZACircumvention of technological measures
  545. 296ZBDevices and services designed to circumvent technological measures
  546. 296ZCDevices and services designed to circumvent technological measures: search warrants and forfeiture
  547. 296ZDRights and remedies in respect of devices and services designed to circumvent technological measures
  548. 296ZERemedy where effective technological measures prevent permitted acts
  549. 296ZEARemedy where restrictive measures prevent or restrict personal copying
  550. 296ZFInterpretation of sections 296ZA to 296ZEA
  551. Rights management information
  552. 296ZGElectronic rights management information
  553. Computer programs
  554. 296AAvoidance of certain terms.
  555. Databases
  556. 296BAvoidance of certain terms relating to databases
  557. Fraudulent reception of transmissions
  558. 297Offence of fraudulently receiving programmes.
  559. 297AUnauthorised decoders.
  560. 297BSearch warrants
  561. 297CForfeiture of unauthorised decoders: England and Wales or Northern Ireland
  562. 297DForfeiture of unauthorised decoders: Scotland
  563. 298Rights and remedies in respect of apparatus, &c. for unauthorised reception of transmissions.
  564. 299Supplementary provisions as to fraudulent reception.
  565. Fraudulent application or use of trade mark
  566. 300. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Repealed
  567. Provisions for the benefit of Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children
  568. 301Provisions for the benefit of Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children.
  569. Financial assistance for certain international bodies
  570. 302Financial assistance for certain international bodies.
  571. General
  572. 303Consequential amendments and repeals.
  573. 304Extent.
  574. 305Commencement.
  575. 306Short title.
  576. Schedule ZA1: CERTAIN PERMITTED USES OF ORPHAN WORKS Repealed
  577. Part 1: GENERAL PROVISIONS Repealed
  578. Certain permitted uses of orphan works by relevant bodies Repealed
  579. 1Paragraph 1 Repealed
  580. Meaning of “relevant body”, “relevant work” and “rightholder” Repealed
  581. 2Paragraph 2 Repealed
  582. Meaning of “orphan work” Repealed
  583. 3Paragraph 3 Repealed
  584. Mutual recognition of orphan work status Repealed
  585. 4Paragraph 4 Repealed
  586. Diligent searches Repealed
  587. 5Paragraph 5 Repealed
  588. Further requirements for use of orphan works Repealed
  589. 6Paragraph 6 Repealed
  590. End of orphan work status Repealed
  591. 7Paragraph 7 Repealed
  592. 2SOURCES TO BE SEARCHED DURING DILIGENT SEARCH Repealed
  593. Schedule A1: Regulation of licensing bodies
  594. Codes of practice
  595. 1Paragraph 1
  596. 2Paragraph 2
  597. Licensing code ombudsman
  598. 3Paragraph 3
  599. Code reviewer
  600. 4Paragraph 4
  601. Sanctions
  602. 5Paragraph 5
  603. Fees
  604. 6Paragraph 6
  605. General
  606. 7Paragraph 7
  607. 8Paragraph 8
  608. Schedule 1: Copyright: transitional provisions and savings
  609. Introductory
  610. 1Paragraph 1
  611. 2Paragraph 2
  612. General principles: continuity of the law
  613. 3Paragraph 3
  614. 4Paragraph 4
  615. Subsistence of copyright
  616. 5Paragraph 5
  617. 6Paragraph 6
  618. 7Paragraph 7
  619. 8Paragraph 8
  620. 9Paragraph 9
  621. Authorship of work
  622. 10Paragraph 10
  623. First ownership of copyright
  624. 11Paragraph 11
  625. Duration of copyright in existing works
  626. 12Paragraph 12
  627. Perpetual copyright under the Copyright Act 1775
  628. 13Paragraph 13
  629. Acts infringing copyright
  630. 14Paragraph 14
  631. 15Paragraph 15
  632. 16Paragraph 16
  633. 17Paragraph 17
  634. 18Paragraph 18
  635. Designs
  636. 19Paragraph 19
  637. 20Paragraph 20 Repealed
  638. Abolition of statutory recording licence
  639. 21Paragraph 21
  640. Moral rights
  641. 22Paragraph 22
  642. 23Paragraph 23
  643. 24Paragraph 24
  644. Assignments and licences
  645. 25Paragraph 25
  646. 26Paragraph 26
  647. 27Paragraph 27
  648. 28Paragraph 28
  649. 29Paragraph 29
  650. Bequests
  651. 30Paragraph 30
  652. Remedies for infringement
  653. 31Paragraph 31
  654. 32Paragraph 32
  655. 33Paragraph 33
  656. Copyright Tribunal: proceedings pending on commencement
  657. 34Paragraph 34
  658. Qualification for copyright protection
  659. 35Paragraph 35
  660. Dependent territories
  661. 36Paragraph 36
  662. 37Paragraph 37
  663. Territorial waters and the continental shelf
  664. 38Paragraph 38
  665. British ships, aircraft and hovercraft
  666. 39Paragraph 39
  667. Crown copyright
  668. 40Paragraph 40
  669. 41Paragraph 41
  670. 42Paragraph 42
  671. Parliamentary copyright
  672. 43Paragraph 43
  673. Copyright vesting in certain international organisations
  674. 44Paragraph 44
  675. Meaning of “publication”
  676. 45Paragraph 45
  677. Meaning of “unauthorised”
  678. 46Paragraph 46
  679. Schedule 2: Rights in performances: permitted acts
  680. Introductory
  681. 1Paragraph 1
  682. Making of temporary copies
  683. 1AParagraph 1A
  684. Personal copies of recordings for private use
  685. 1BParagraph 1B
  686. Research and private study
  687. 1CParagraph 1C
  688. Copies for text and data analysis for non-commercial research
  689. 1DParagraph 1D
  690. Criticism, reviews, quotation and news reporting
  691. 2Paragraph 2
  692. Caricature, parody or pastiche
  693. 2AParagraph 2A
  694. Incidental inclusion of performance or recording
  695. 3Paragraph 3
  696. Disabled persons: copies of recordings for personal use
  697. 3AParagraph 3A
  698. Making communicating, making available, distributing or lending of accessible copies by authorised bodies
  699. 3BParagraph 3B
  700. Making communicating, making available, distributing or lending of intermediate copies by authorised bodies
  701. 3CParagraph 3C
  702. Accessible and intermediate copies: records
  703. 3DParagraph 3D
  704. Paragraphs 3A to 3D: interpretation and general
  705. 3EParagraph 3E
  706. Illustration for instruction
  707. 4Paragraph 4
  708. Playing or showing sound recording, film, or broadcastat educational establishment
  709. 5Paragraph 5
  710. Recording by educational establishments of broadcasts
  711. 6Paragraph 6
  712. Copying and use of extracts of recordings by educational establishments
  713. 6ZAParagraph 6ZA
  714. Lending of copies by educational establishments
  715. 6AParagraph 6A
  716. Lending of copies by libraries or archives
  717. 6BParagraph 6B
  718. Libraries and educational establishments etc : making recordings of performances available through dedicated terminals
  719. 6CParagraph 6C
  720. Copying by librarians: supply of single copies to other libraries
  721. 6DParagraph 6D
  722. Copying by librarians etc : replacement copies of recordings
  723. 6EParagraph 6E
  724. Copying by librarians: single copies of published recordings
  725. 6FParagraph 6F
  726. Copying by librarians or archivists: single copies of unpublished recordings
  727. 6GParagraph 6G
  728. Paragraphs 6B to 6G: interpretation
  729. 6HParagraph 6H
  730. Certain permitted uses of orphan works
  731. 6IParagraph 6I
  732. Copy of work required to be made as condition of export
  733. 7Paragraph 7
  734. Parliamentary and judicial proceedings
  735. 8Paragraph 8
  736. Royal Commissions and statutory inquiries
  737. 9Paragraph 9
  738. Public records
  739. 10Paragraph 10
  740. Acts done under statutory authority
  741. 11Paragraph 11
  742. Transfer of copies of works in electronic form
  743. 12Paragraph 12
  744. Use of recordings of spoken works in certain cases
  745. 13Paragraph 13
  746. Recordings of folksongs
  747. 14Paragraph 14
  748. Lending of certain recordings
  749. 14AParagraph 14A
  750. Playing of sound recordings for purposes of club, society, &c
  751. 15Paragraph 15 Repealed
  752. Incidental recording for purposes of broadcast . . .
  753. 16Paragraph 16
  754. Recordings for purposes of supervision and control of broadcasts and other services
  755. 17Paragraph 17
  756. Recording for the purposes of time-shifting
  757. 17AParagraph 17A
  758. Photographs of broadcasts
  759. 17BParagraph 17B
  760. Free public showing or playing of broadcast . . .
  761. 18Paragraph 18
  762. Reception and re-transmission of wireless broadcast by cable
  763. 19Paragraph 19 Repealed
  764. 19AParagraph 19A Repealed
  765. Provision of sub-titled copies of broadcast . . .
  766. 20Paragraph 20 Repealed
  767. Recording of broadcast for archival purposes
  768. 21Paragraph 21
  769. Schedule 2A: LICENSING OF PERFORMERS’ ... RIGHTS
  770. Licensing schemes and licensing bodies
  771. 1Paragraph 1
  772. Power to provide for licensing of orphan rights
  773. 1AParagraph 1A
  774. Extended collective licensing
  775. 1BParagraph 1B
  776. General provision about licensing
  777. 1CParagraph 1C
  778. 1DParagraph 1D
  779. References and applications with respect to licensing schemes
  780. 2Paragraph 2
  781. Reference of proposed licensing scheme to tribunal
  782. 3Paragraph 3
  783. Reference of licensing scheme to tribunal
  784. 4Paragraph 4
  785. Further reference of scheme to tribunal
  786. 5Paragraph 5
  787. Application for grant of licence in connection with licensing scheme
  788. 6Paragraph 6
  789. Application for review of order as to entitlement to licence
  790. 7Paragraph 7
  791. Effect of order of tribunal as to licensing scheme
  792. 8Paragraph 8
  793. References and applications with respect to licensing by licensing bodies
  794. 9Paragraph 9
  795. Reference to tribunal of proposed licence
  796. 10Paragraph 10
  797. Reference to tribunal of expiring licence
  798. 11Paragraph 11
  799. Application for review of order as to licence
  800. 12Paragraph 12
  801. Effect of order of tribunal as to licence
  802. 13Paragraph 13
  803. General considerations: unreasonable discrimination
  804. 14Paragraph 14
  805. Application to settle royalty or other sum payable for lending
  806. 15Paragraph 15
  807. Certification of licensing schemes
  808. 16Paragraph 16
  809. Powers exercisable in consequence of competition report
  810. 17Paragraph 17
  811. Schedule 3: Registered designs: minor and consequential amendments of 1949 Act
  812. Section 3: proceedings for registration
  813. 1Paragraph 1 Repealed
  814. Section 4: registration of same design in respect of other articles, etc.
  815. 2Paragraph 2 Repealed
  816. Section 5: provisions for secrecy of certain designs
  817. 3Paragraph 3
  818. Section 6: provisions as to confidential disclosure, etc.
  819. 4Paragraph 4 Repealed
  820. Section 9: exemption of innocent infringer from liability for damages
  821. 5Paragraph 5
  822. Section 11: cancellation of registration
  823. 6Paragraph 6 Repealed
  824. Section 14: registration where application has been made in convention country
  825. 7Paragraph 7
  826. Section 15: extension of time for application under s.14 in certain cases
  827. 8Paragraph 8
  828. Section 16: protection of designs communicated under international agreements
  829. 9Paragraph 9 Repealed
  830. Section 19: registration of assignments, &c.
  831. 10Paragraph 10
  832. Section 20: rectification of the register
  833. 11Paragraph 11
  834. Section 22: inspection of registered designs
  835. 12Paragraph 12
  836. Section 23: information as to existence of right in registered design
  837. 13Paragraph 13
  838. Section 25: certificate of contested validity of registration
  839. 14Paragraph 14
  840. Section 26: remedy for groundless threats of infringement proceedings
  841. 15Paragraph 15
  842. Section 27: the court
  843. 16Paragraph 16
  844. Section 28: the Appeal Tribunal
  845. 17Paragraph 17
  846. Section 29: exercise of discretionary powers of registrar
  847. 18Paragraph 18
  848. Section 30: costs and security for costs
  849. 19Paragraph 19
  850. Section 31: evidence before registrar
  851. 20Paragraph 20
  852. Section 32: power of registrar to refuse to deal with certain agents
  853. 21Paragraph 21
  854. Section 33: offences under s.5 (secrecy of certain designs)
  855. 22Paragraph 22
  856. Section 34: falsification of register, &c.
  857. 23Paragraph 23
  858. Section 35: fine for falsely representing a design as registered
  859. 24Paragraph 24
  860. Section 35A: offence by body corporate - liability of officers
  861. 25Paragraph 25
  862. Section 36: general power to make rules, &c.
  863. 26Paragraph 26
  864. Section 37: provisions as to rules and Orders
  865. 27Paragraph 27
  866. Section 38: proceedings of the Board of Trade
  867. 28Paragraph 28
  868. Section 39: hours of business and excluded days
  869. 29Paragraph 29
  870. Section 40: fees
  871. 30Paragraph 30
  872. Section 44: interpretation
  873. 31Paragraph 31
  874. Section 45: application to Scotland
  875. 32Paragraph 32
  876. Section 46: application to Northern Ireland
  877. 33Paragraph 33
  878. Section 47: application to Isle of Man
  879. 34Paragraph 34
  880. Section 47A: territorial waters and the continental shelf
  881. 35Paragraph 35
  882. Section 48: repeals, savings and transitional provisions
  883. 36Paragraph 36
  884. Schedule 1: provisions as to Crown use of registered designs
  885. 37Paragraph 37
  886. Schedule 2: enactments repealed
  887. 38Paragraph 38
  888. Schedule 4: The Registered Designs Act 1949 as amended Arrangement of Sections
  889. Registrable designs and proceedings for registration
  890. 1Paragraph 1
  891. 2Paragraph 2
  892. 3Paragraph 3
  893. 4Paragraph 4
  894. 5Paragraph 5
  895. 6Paragraph 6
  896. Effect of registration, &c.
  897. 7Paragraph 7
  898. 8Paragraph 8
  899. 8AParagraph 8A
  900. 8BParagraph 8B
  901. 9Paragraph 9
  902. 10Paragraph 10
  903. 11Paragraph 11
  904. 11AParagraph 11A
  905. 11BParagraph 11B
  906. 12Paragraph 12
  907. International arrangements
  908. 13Paragraph 13
  909. 14Paragraph 14
  910. 15Paragraph 15
  911. 16Paragraph 16
  912. Register of designs, &c.
  913. 17Paragraph 17
  914. 18Paragraph 18
  915. 19Paragraph 19
  916. 20Paragraph 20
  917. 21Paragraph 21
  918. 22Paragraph 22
  919. 23Paragraph 23
  920. 24Paragraph 24 Repealed
  921. Legal proceedings and appeals
  922. 25Paragraph 25
  923. 26Paragraph 26
  924. 27Paragraph 27
  925. 28Paragraph 28
  926. Powers and duties of registrar
  927. 29Paragraph 29
  928. 30Paragraph 30
  929. 31Paragraph 31
  930. 32Paragraph 32 Repealed
  931. 33Paragraph 33
  932. 34Paragraph 34
  933. 35Paragraph 35
  934. 35AParagraph 35A
  935. Rules, &c.
  936. 36Paragraph 36
  937. 37Paragraph 37
  938. 38Paragraph 38 Repealed
  939. Supplemental
  940. 39Paragraph 39
  941. 40Paragraph 40
  942. 41Paragraph 41
  943. 42Paragraph 42
  944. 43Paragraph 43
  945. 44Paragraph 44
  946. 45Paragraph 45
  947. 46Paragraph 46
  948. 47Paragraph 47
  949. 47AParagraph 47A
  950. 48Paragraph 48
  951. 49Paragraph 49
  952. Registrable designs and proceedings for registration
  953. 1Designs registrable under Act.
  954. 2Proprietorship of designs.
  955. 3Proceedings for registration.
  956. 4Registration of same design in respect of other articles, etc.
  957. 5Provisions for secrecy of certain designs.
  958. 6Provisions as to confidential disclosure, etc.
  959. Effect of registration, &c.
  960. 7Right given by registration.
  961. 8Duration of right in registered design.
  962. 8ARestoration of lapsed right in design.
  963. 8BEffect of order for restoration of right.
  964. 9Exemption of innocent infringer from liability for damages.
  965. 10Compulsory licence in respect of registered design.
  966. 11Cancellation of registration.
  967. 11APowers exercisable for protection of the public interest.
  968. 11BUndertaking to take licence of right in infringement proceedings.
  969. 12Use for services of the Crown.
  970. International Arrangements
  971. 13Orders in Council as to convention countries.
  972. 14Registration of design where application for protection in convention country has been made.
  973. 15Extension of time for applications under s.14 in certain cases.
  974. 16Protection of designs communicated under international agreements.
  975. Register of designs, etc.
  976. 17Register of designs.
  977. 18Certificate of registration.
  978. 19Registration of assignments, etc.
  979. 20Rectification of register.
  980. 21Power to correct clerical errors.
  981. 22Inspection of registered designs.
  982. 23Information as to existence of right in registered design.
  983. Legal proceedings and appeals
  984. 25Certificate of contested validity of registration.
  985. 26Remedy for groundless threats of infringement proceedings.
  986. 27The court.
  987. 28The Appeal Tribunal.
  988. Powers and duties of Registrar
  989. 29Exercise of discretionary powers of registrar.
  990. 30Costs and security for costs.
  991. 31Evidence before registrar.
  992. Offences
  993. 33Offences under s.5.
  994. 34Falsification of register, etc.
  995. 35Fine for falsely representing a design as registered.
  996. 35AOffence by body corporate: liability of officers.
  997. Rules, etc.
  998. 36General power of Secretary of State to make rules, etc.
  999. 37Provisions as to rules and Orders.
  1000. Supplemental
  1001. 39Hours of business and excluded days.
  1002. 40Fees.
  1003. 41Service of notices, &c., by post.
  1004. 42Annual report of registrar.
  1005. 43Savings.
  1006. 44Interpretation.
  1007. 45Application to Scotland.
  1008. 46Application to Northern Ireland.
  1009. 47Application to Isle of Man.
  1010. 47ATerritorial waters and the continental shelf.
  1011. 48Repeals, savings, and transitional provisions.
  1012. 49Short title and commencement.
  1013. FIRST SCHEDULE
  1014. Use of registered designs for services of the Crown
  1015. 1Paragraph 1
  1016. Rights of third parties in respect of Crown use
  1017. 2Paragraph 2
  1018. Compensation for loss of profit
  1019. 2AParagraph 2A
  1020. Reference of disputes as to Crown use
  1021. 3Paragraph 3
  1022. Special provisions as to Crown use during emergency
  1023. 4Paragraph 4
  1024. Schedule 5: Patents: miscellaneous amendments
  1025. Withdrawal of application before publication of specification
  1026. 1Paragraph 1
  1027. Correction of clerical errors
  1028. 2Paragraph 2
  1029. Supplementary searches
  1030. 3Paragraph 3
  1031. 4Paragraph 4
  1032. 5Paragraph 5
  1033. Application for restoration of lapsed patent
  1034. 6Paragraph 6
  1035. 7Paragraph 7
  1036. 8Paragraph 8
  1037. Determination of right to patent after grant
  1038. 9Paragraph 9
  1039. 10Paragraph 10
  1040. Employees’ inventions
  1041. 11Paragraph 11
  1042. Undertaking to take licence in infringement proceedings
  1043. 12Paragraph 12
  1044. Power of comptroller on grant of compulsory licence
  1045. 13Paragraph 13
  1046. Powers exercisable in consequence of report of Monopolies and Mergers Commission
  1047. 14Paragraph 14
  1048. Compulsory licensing: reliance on statements in competition report
  1049. 15Paragraph 15
  1050. Crown use: compensation for loss of profit
  1051. 16Paragraph 16
  1052. Right to continue use begun before priority date
  1053. 17Paragraph 17
  1054. Revocation on grounds of grant to wrong person
  1055. 18Paragraph 18
  1056. Revocation where two patents granted for same invention
  1057. 19Paragraph 19
  1058. Applications and amendments not to include additional matter
  1059. 20Paragraph 20
  1060. Effect of European patent (UK)
  1061. 21Paragraph 21
  1062. The state of the art: material contained in patent applications
  1063. 22Paragraph 22
  1064. Jurisdiction in certain proceedings
  1065. 23Paragraph 23
  1066. Effect of filing international application for patent
  1067. 24Paragraph 24
  1068. 25Paragraph 25
  1069. Proceedings before the court or the comptroller
  1070. 26Paragraph 26
  1071. 27Paragraph 27
  1072. Provision of information
  1073. 28Paragraph 28
  1074. Power to extend time limits
  1075. 29Paragraph 29
  1076. Availability of samples of micro-organisms
  1077. 30Paragraph 30
  1078. Schedule 5A: PERMITTED ACTS TO WHICH SECTION 296ZE APPLIES
  1079. Part 1: Copyright exceptions
  1080. Paragraph
  1081. Paragraph
  1082. Paragraph
  1083. Paragraph
  1084. Paragraph
  1085. Paragraph
  1086. Paragraph
  1087. Paragraph
  1088. Paragraph Repealed
  1089. Paragraph Repealed
  1090. Paragraph Repealed
  1091. Paragraph
  1092. Paragraph Repealed
  1093. Paragraph
  1094. Paragraph
  1095. Paragraph Repealed
  1096. Paragraph
  1097. Paragraph
  1098. Paragraph
  1099. Paragraph
  1100. Paragraph
  1101. Paragraph
  1102. Paragraph
  1103. Paragraph
  1104. Paragraph
  1105. Paragraph
  1106. Paragraph
  1107. Paragraph
  1108. Paragraph
  1109. Paragraph Repealed
  1110. Paragraph
  1111. Part 2: Rights in performances exceptions
  1112. Paragraph
  1113. Part 3: Database right exceptions
  1114. Paragraph
  1115. Schedule 6: Provisions for the Benefit of Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children
  1116. Interpretation
  1117. 1Paragraph 1
  1118. Entitlement to royalty
  1119. 2Paragraph 2
  1120. Exceptions
  1121. 3Paragraph 3
  1122. Saving
  1123. 4Paragraph 4
  1124. Procedure for determining amount payable
  1125. 5Paragraph 5
  1126. Sums received to be held for the benefit of the Hospital
  1127. 6Paragraph 6
  1128. Right only for the benefit of the Hospital
  1129. 7Paragraph 7
  1130. Schedule 7: Consequential amendments: general
  1131. British Mercantile Marine Uniform Act 1919 (c.62)
  1132. 1Paragraph 1
  1133. Chartered Associations (Protection of Names and Uniforms) Act 1926 (c.26)
  1134. 2Paragraph 2
  1135. Patents, Designs, Copyright and Trade Marks (Emergency) Act 1939 (c.107)
  1136. 3Paragraph 3
  1137. Crown Proceedings Act 1947 (c.44)
  1138. 4Paragraph 4
  1139. Patents Act 1949 (c.87)
  1140. 5Paragraph 5
  1141. Public Libraries (Scotland) Act 1955 (c.27)
  1142. 6Paragraph 6 Repealed
  1143. London County Council (General Powers) Act 1958 (c.xxi)
  1144. 7Paragraph 7
  1145. Public Libraries and Museums Act 1964 (c.75)
  1146. 8Paragraph 8 Repealed
  1147. Marine, &c., Broadcasting (Offences) Act 1967 (c.41)
  1148. 9Paragraph 9 Repealed
  1149. Medicines Act 1968 (c.67)
  1150. 10Paragraph 10
  1151. Post Office Act 1969 (c.48)
  1152. 11Paragraph 11
  1153. Merchant Shipping Act 1970 (c.36)
  1154. 12Paragraph 12
  1155. Taxes Management Act 1970 (c.9)
  1156. 13Paragraph 13
  1157. Tribunals and Inquiries Act 1971 (c.62)
  1158. 14Paragraph 14 Repealed
  1159. Fair Trading Act 1973 (c.41)
  1160. 15Paragraph 15 Repealed
  1161. House of Commons Disqualification Act 1975 (c.24)
  1162. 16Paragraph 16
  1163. Northern Ireland Assembly Disqualification Act 1975 (c.25)
  1164. 17Paragraph 17
  1165. Restrictive Trade Practices Act 1976 (c.34)
  1166. 18Paragraph 18
  1167. Resale Prices Act 1976 (c. 53)
  1168. 19Paragraph 19
  1169. Patents Act 1977 (c. 37)
  1170. 20Paragraph 20
  1171. 21Paragraph 21
  1172. 22Paragraph 22
  1173. 23Paragraph 23
  1174. Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977 (c. 50)
  1175. 24Paragraph 24
  1176. Judicature (Northern Ireland) Act 1978 (c. 23)
  1177. 25Paragraph 25
  1178. Capital Gains Tax Act 1979 (c. 14)
  1179. 26Paragraph 26 Repealed
  1180. British Telecommunications Act 1981 (c. 38)
  1181. 27Paragraph 27 Repealed
  1182. Senior Courts Act 1981 (c. 54)
  1183. 28Paragraph 28
  1184. 29, 30Paragraph 29, 30 Repealed
  1185. Companies Act 1985 (c. 6)
  1186. 31Paragraph 31
  1187. Law Reform (Miscellaneous Provisions) (Scotland) Act 1985 (c. 73)
  1188. 32Paragraph 32
  1189. Atomic Energy Authority Act 1986 (c. 3)
  1190. 33Paragraph 33
  1191. Education and Libraries (Northern Ireland) Order 1986 ( S.I. 1986/594 (N.I.3))
  1192. 34Paragraph 34 Repealed
  1193. Companies (Northern Ireland) Order 1986 ( S.I. 1986/1032 (N.I.6))
  1194. 35Paragraph 35 Repealed
  1195. Income and Corporation Taxes Act 1988 (c. 1)
  1196. 36Paragraph 36
  1197. Schedule 8Repeals