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ARTICLE · 15 DECEMBER 2022

The Latest On Non-terminable Software Licenses

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Standpoints submitted in public consultations on the proposal for amendment of the Act on Copyright and Related Rights have been made public, reaching as many as 66 in number!

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Standpoints submitted in public consultations on the proposal for amendment of the Act on Copyright and Related Rights have been made public, reaching as many as 66 in number!

The Ministry of Culture and National Heritage has published long-awaited opinions of institutions with a stake in the formulation of this law.

The New Technologies Law Association (SPNT) has also presented its standpoint. Attorney-at-law Agnieszka Wachowska, working with Mikolaj Sowinski, are coordinating the work of the IT working group.

While the amendment is mainly concerned with implementation of the DSM directive and SATCAB II, the amendment is interesting due to the proposed rewording of art. 77 of the Copyright Law, which makes certain provisions non-applicable to software. The list of the provisions non-applicable to software has been expanded to include art. 68 of the Copyright Law, which deals with license agreement validity periods and notice periods.

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