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Rights IIYour RightsCopyright in theses is normally held by the author,unless rights have been transferred to others e.g.project sponsors or collaborators. This and exceptedsituations are described in the University Statutes andOrdinances for Intellectual Property Rights, Regulation14. If rights to a thesis is held by others than the author itis the author's responsibility to ensure that the requiredpermissions are obtained.
3 rd Party rights – Permissions (1)In making your dissertation available on-line inDSpace@Cambridge UK Copyright legislation doesallow you to use short quotations, extracts orexcerpts from others’ works without the permission ofthe copyright owner if the work is out-of-copyright oryour use meets the requirements of ‘fair dealing for thepurposes of criticism or review’.Further details on the DSpace permissions page:http://www.lib.cam.ac.uk/repository/theses/theses_permissions.html
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