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Bookmark or Share- Moral right Definition & Meaning | Merriam-Webster LegalThe meaning of MORAL RIGHT is the right of the creator of a creative work to protect the integrity of the work.
- moral rights | Wex | US Law | LII / Legal Information InstituteThe concept of “moral rights” refers to certain rights of authors, granted under copyright law and recognized most prevalently in civil law countries.
- Moral Rights in Intellectual Property - LegalVisionOne such IP right is called ‘moral rights’. If someone breaches your moral rights, you can enforce your rights against them and seek a remedy through the courts. This article explains the different types of moral rights and how you can protect yours.
- Moral Rights in U.S. Copyright LawMoral rights in U.S. copyright law benefit authors or creators of select copyright-protected materials: certain works of visual art. The purpose of moral rights is to attribute the author of a work and protect their reputation.
- Moral Rights in the United States | Copyright CornerMoral rights are not often raised in the United States, and with good reason. Moral rights, as distinguished from economic rights, are given only partial protection under U.S. copyright law. Here, we give an introduction to moral rights and help to distinguish them from economic rights.
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