Примери за използване на Principal director на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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the provisions of European Union law referred to by the national court which provide for copyright of the principal director are limited in scope in each case to the matters regulated by the directives.
of the InfoSoc Directive is the principal director or the film producer.
The applicant in the main proceedings is screenwriter and principal director of the documentary film entitled“Fotos von der Front”(“Pictures from the front”), dealing with German
The national court asks, first, whether the provisions of European Union law mentioned by it require that certain exclusive exploitation rights be allocated initially to the principal director of a cinematographic work.
Thus, Member States retain the power to lay down rules under which in certain circumstances the principal director cannot oppose certain means of exploiting the film(b).
stating that Mr Luksan was the scriptwriter and principal director of the film in question
In the alternative, it submits that national rules which provide for a presumption that the exploitation rights are transferred by the principal director to the film producer are compatible with European Union law.
of the directive, also the principal director, have the exclusive right to authorise the communication to the public by satellite of the cinematographic work.
case of‘contractual clauses to the contrary', it thereby intended the principal director to retain the possibility of agreeing otherwise by contract.
a Member State which does not allocate the pertinent exclusive rights initially to the principal director as author of the film must take into account certain requirements(3).
I now propose to consider whether the relevant provisions of European Union law contain a mandatory requirement on the Member States to confer the pertinent exclusive exploitation rights initially on the principal director as author of the cinematographic work.
Finally, a Member State which wishes to confer on the film producer the exclusive exploitation rights to which the principal director is in principle entitled as author of the film must ensure that the principal director receives fair compensation in return for that restriction.
(27) On the other hand, the Member State has used its power under European Union law to allocate to the film producer the reproduction rights to which the principal director is in principle entitled as author of the film.(28).
It should be stated by way of interim conclusion that the power of the Member States to allocate the exclusive exploitation rights of the principal director as author of the film to the film producer is subject to the following conditions.
of the InfoSoc Directive are to be interpreted as meaning that in a case such as this one the principal director as author of the film is entitled to fair compensation.
It follows from all the foregoing that European Union law precludes a provision of domestic law which allows the principal director of a cinematographic work to waive his right to fair compensation.
and(b) of the InfoSoc Directive must belong to the principal director as the author of the film.
Thus, it should first be examined whether European Union law precludes a provision of domestic law which allows the principal director of a cinematographic work to waive his rights to equitable remuneration.
It is not in dispute that the provision of domestic law at issue in the main proceedings which establishes that presumption allows the principal director of a cinematographic work to waive his rights to equitable remuneration.
of the Term of Protection Directive under which the principal director is considered to be one of the authors of the cinematographic work