القوانين
المعاهدات
الأحكام
التصفح بحسب كل ولاية قضائية
قانون تعديل لعام 2015 بشأن حق المؤلف (التعديات الشبكية), أستراليا
رجوع
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سنة الإصدار
2015
تواريخ
26الاعتماد:
يوليو 2015
27بدء النفاذ:
يونيو 2015
نوع النص
قوانين الملكية الفكرية الرئيسية
الموضوع
حق المؤلف والحقوق المجاورة،
إنفاذ قوانين الملكية الفكرية والقوانين ذات الصلة
الملاحظات
The notification by Australia to the WTO under article 63.2 of TRIPS states:
'The Act amends the Copyright Act 1968 to enable the owner of a copyright to apply to the Federal Court of Australia ('Federal Court') for an order requiring a Carriage Service Provider (CSP) to block access to an online location that has the primary purpose of infringing copyright or facilitating the infringement of copyright.
The Act provides that copyright owners are able to apply directly to the Federal Court for an injunction to disable access to an infringing online location, without having to first establish the CSP's liability for copyright infringement or authorisation of copyright infringement. This judicial process is more efficient and avoids implicating CSPs unnecessarily.
The injunction power only applies to online locations operated outside Australia.
The Court has discretion to take into account a number of factors before granting an injunction.
These factors include:
• the flagrancy of the infringement or its facilitation;
• whether disabling access to the online location is a proportionate response in the circumstances;
• the impact on any person likely to be affected by the grant of the injunction; and
• whether it is in the public interest to disable access to the online location.
The factors that the Federal Court of Australia may take into account before granting an injunction to disable access to an overseas infringing online location set an intentionally high threshold test for satisfaction by the Court. The purpose of these changes is to allow a specific and targeted remedy to prevent those online locations which flagrantly disregard the rights of copyright owners from facilitating access to infringing copyright content.
The injunction power operates as a no-fault remedy. It is not intended to affect existing laws on infringement, copyright exceptions or limitations, authorisation liability or any of the safe harbour conditions. Furthermore, the Court granting an injunction would not create a presumption that the CSP has infringed copyright nor authorised the infringement of copyright.'
النصوص المتاحة
النصوص الرئيسية
النصوص الرئيسية
بالإنكليزية
Copyright Amendment (Online Infringement) Act 2015
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التشريعات
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مرجع وثائق منظمة التجارة العالمية
IP/N/1/AUS/7
IP/N/1/AUS/C/16
رقم ويبو ليكس
AU413