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1. to reproduce in readers and textbooks intended for teaching, parts of works, as well as
single works of photography, fine arts, architecture, applied art, industrial design and
cartography, provided these are already disclosed works of a number of authors;
2. to reproduce in periodical publications articles on current topics of general interest
published in other periodicals, unless the author expressly prohibited it.
(2) Provisions of the foregoing paragraph apply accordingly to public communication of the
works mentioned therein.
(3) In cases stated in the foregoing paragraphs, the source and authorship of the work must
be indicated, if the latter is indicated on the work used.
Article 47a*
People with a disability
Without the assignment of a respective economic right, but on payment of equitable
remuneration, it shall be lawful to reproduce or distribute works for the benefit of people with a
disability, provided that the work used is not available in the desired form, that the use is
directly related to the disability and limited to its extent and is not for direct or indirect
economic advantage.
Subsection II
Free use
Article 48
Right to information
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1. to reproduce works, which are capable of being seen or heard as a part of a current event
that is being reported on;
2. to prepare and reproduce abstracts of published newspaper and similar articles in the form
of press reviews;
3. to reproduce public political speeches and public speeches made at hearings before state,
religious or similar bodies;
4. to use the news of the day, which have the nature of a press release.
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the works mentioned therein.
(3) In cases stated in the foregoing paragraphs, the source and authorship of the work must
be indicated, if the latter is indicated on the work used.