Annotated Republic of China Laws/Copyright Act/Article 26

Copyright Act Republic of China (Taiwan) Law Article 26 ../Article 24/ to Article 25 ../Article 26-1/ Promulgated amendment on 2003-07-09 zh:著作權法 (民國92年)#第一款 著作財產權之種類 Article 26http://law.moj.gov.tw/Eng/news/news_detail.aspx?id=427 Copyright Act 2003-07-09 Laws & Regulations Database of The Republic of China Ministry of Justice (Taiwan) 2016-11-23 Except as otherwise provided in this Act, authors of oral and literary, musical, and dramatic/choreographic works have the exclusive right to publicly perform their works. Performers have the exclusive right, by means of loudspeakers or other equipment, to publicly perform their performances; provided, this shall not apply to public performances of a performance by means of loudspeakers or other equipment after that performance has been reproduced or publicly broadcast. Where a sound recording has been publicly performed, the author may claim payment of remuneration for use from the persons who publicly performed it. If the sound recording under the preceding paragraph is a recording of a live performance, the author and the performer of the recorded work shall jointly claim payment of compensation for use. Where one of them makes such claim first, it shall distribute to the other its share of the remuneration. Promulgated amendment on 2004-09-01 zh:著作權法 (民國93年)#第一款 著作財產權之種類 Article 26http://law.moj.gov.tw/ENG/LawClass/LawSearchNo.aspx?PC=J0070017&DF=&SNo=26 Copyright Act: Article 26 2014-01-22 Laws & Regulations Database of The Republic of China Ministry of Justice (Taiwan) 2016-11-23 Except as otherwise provided in this Act, authors of oral and literary, musical, and dramatic/choreographic works have the exclusive right to publicly perform their works. Performers have the exclusive right, by means of loudspeakers or other equipment, to publicly perform their performances; provided, this shall not apply to public performances of a performance by means of loudspeakers or other equipment after that performance has been reproduced or publicly broadcast. Where a sound recording has been publicly performed, the author may claim payment of remuneration for use from the persons who publicly performed it. Annotated by Wikibooks Paragraph 4 was deleted in 2004.