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Law No. 19.914 bringing Certain Chilean Legislation in line with the United States-Chili Free Trade Agreement, Chile

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Year of Version 2003 Dates Entry into force: November 19, 2003 Published: November 19, 2003 Promulgated: November 14, 2003 Type of Text IP-related Laws Subject Matter Copyright and Related Rights (Neighboring Rights) Notes The notification by Chile to the WTO under Article 63.2 of TRIPS states:
'This Law seeks to align certain Chilean laws with the Free Trade Agreement concluded with the United States. Article 3 amends Law 17.336 on Intellectual Property with respect to the scope, existence and enforcement of copyrights and/or related rights.
Thus, inter alia, it extends the term of protection of copyrights and related rights from 50 to 70 years; it incorporates the right of distribution and international exhaustion upon first sale or transfer of ownership of the original or copy of the work sold or transferred; it incorporates the exclusive right of rental with respect to computer programmes; it incorporates the exclusive right for producers of phonograms to authorize or prohibit communication to the public of their phonogram or for artists to authorize or prevent the communication to the public of their fixed performances; and it provides for civil and criminal penalties for any persons that alter information on the management of copyright or related rights, or distribute or import for distribution information on the management of rights or copies of phonograms, knowingly or negligently, which has been altered, when they knew or should have known that this would permit, aid, abet or conceal an infringement of any of the copyrights or related rights.'

Available Texts Main text(s) Main text(s) Spanish Ley Nº 19.914 que adecua algunas leyes chilenas al Tratado de Libre Comercio con los Estados Unidos de América PDF HTML
Legislation Amends (1 text(s)) Amends (1 text(s))
Law No. 17.336 of August 28, 1970, on Intellectual Property (as amended up to Law No. 21.045 of November 3, 2017) (CL106)
WTO Document Reference
IP/N/1/CHL/C/10
IP/N/1/CHL/C/4/Add.2
WIPO Lex No. CL044