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(2) Where the profit derived from the exploitation of the work is in manifest disproportion to the agreed upon or determined royalty or remuneration, the author may demand that the contract be revised, so that a more equitable share of the revenues is provided for him. (3) An author cannot waive the right mentioned in the foregoing paragraph. Article 82 Accounting (1) Where the royalty or remuneration is agreed to, or determined in proportion to the revenues derived from the exploitation of the work, the user of the work must keep the books or other documentation necessary to determine the amount of such revenues. (2) The user of the work shall allow the author to inspect the documentary evidence mentioned in the foregoing paragraph, and shall send him adequate reports on the revenues, both at usual intervals and to the necessary extent. Article 83 Revocation of economic right (1) An author may revoke an assigned economic right, in case its exclusive holder exploits such right to insufficient extent or not at all, and the author's valid interests are considerably adversely affected thereby. Author cannot revoke the right, if the reasons for non-exploitation or insufficient exploitation originate preponderantly from his sphere. (2) The revocation mentioned in the foregoing paragraph cannot be effected before the expiration of two years from the time of assignment of the economic right to a work. In case of contributions to daily newspapers, this term shall be three months, and in case of other periodical publications, the term shall be one year. (3) An author may exercise his revocation, according to this Article, only after first giving the holder adequate additional time to <strong>com</strong>ply with the demand for sufficient exploitation. (4) With the exercise of revocation, the economic right of the holder shall be extinguished. (5) Author cannot waive the right of revocation, as provided by this Article. (6) If equity so requires, the author must adequately indemnify the holder. Article 84 Authors' collective agreements Organizations of authors of individual categories of works and the users of such works or their associations may in accordance with this Act: 1. lay down general rules for the use of copyright works;
2. conclude tariff agreements. Section III Special part of copyright contract law Subsection I Publishing contract Article 85 Definition (1) By a publishing contract the author undertakes to assign to the publisher the right of reproduction of his work in the form of printing, and the right to distribute the copies of the work, while the publisher undertakes to pay the author an agreed upon remuneration, and to reproduce and distribute the work. (2) A publishing contract with respect to a certain work may also include the agreement on a club edition, pocket-book edition, periodical edition in instalments, the assignment of the right of translation, etc. Article 86 Rights of an agent An author's agent may conclude a publishing contract only for such works as are expressly mentioned in his power of attorney. Article 87 Contents of the contract (1) The publishing contract shall specify, in particular, the type of assignment of rights, the scope and duration of the assignment of rights, territorial limitations of rights, the time limit within which the publisher is required to publish the work, and the amount of remuneration to be paid to the author. (2) If the royalties are fixed as a percentage of the retail price of the copies sold, the publishing contract must specify the minimum number of such copies of the first edition. Such provision is not necessary, if the contract provides for minimum royalties, which the publisher should pay to the author regardless of the actual number of copies sold. (3) If the royalties are set as a lump sum, the publishing contract must specify the total number of copies to be printed. If this number is not specified, and unless otherwise indicated by the purpose of the contract, standard terms, or general usage, the publisher may reproduce and distribute a maximum of 500 copies of the work.
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