المصنفات المشتركة في نظام الملكية الأدبية و الفنية : دراسة مقارنة

Abstract EN

The collaborative works are considered the initial adaptation of the works that several authors have contributed to, given the broad legal definition of this type of works.

Production is considered joint if several authors participate in its accomplishment or creativity, so joint works require the participation of several people aiming at a unified purpose, and this contribution must be directly in accomplishing the work achieved.

Consequently, the joint or cooperative work consists of a set of contributions accomplished by several authors through cooperation and coordination among them, even though these multiple contributions may be of the same type or of a different nature.

Also, joint works can only be disclosed according to the conditions agreed upon by the various contributing authors.

The persons involved in the completion of the joint work have the material and moral rights legally set out in the whole of the work being investigated, they are the owners of the work and have the right to use it.