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CreaTech glossary: Legal definition for creative professionals
These introductory terms are designed to help you recognise and understand the core legal issues, and documents, that you may encounter in your practice.
The glossary includes terms relating to three common situations in practice:
- the sale of a piece of work by a visual artist
- a meeting about a possible commercial collaboration between that artist and a third party
- the potential intellectual property infringement that arises from an unauthorised use of that artist’s work
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search-total-matching10search-total-matching- Assignment (copyright) | UCL Art Futures - UCL – University College London
- Contract | UCL Art Futures - UCL – University College London
- Copyright exceptions | UCL Art Futures - UCL – University College London
- Copyright licence | UCL Art Futures - UCL – University College London
- Copyright | UCL Art Futures - UCL – University College London
- Implied licence | UCL Art Futures - UCL – University College London
- Intellectual property | UCL Art Futures - UCL – University College London
- Moral rights | UCL Art Futures - UCL – University College London
- Remedies (copyright infringement) | UCL Art Futures - UCL – University College London
- Royalties (copyright) | UCL Art Futures - UCL – University College London
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The contents of the CreaTech Glossary are accurate as at 1 January 2023.
Disclaimer: The contents of the CreaTech Glossary are provided for general information only, based on English law. The Glossary does not constitute legal advice and should not be relied upon as such. If you require legal advice you should contact a specialist lawyer. No warranty or representation is given as to the accuracy of the information.