Originality

Originality - Originality in copyright law requires that a work must be independently created and possess a minimum degree of creativity. This concept ensures that copyright protection is granted only to works that reflect the author's own intellectual effort and not mere copies or trivial variations of existing works.

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Label (rdfs): Originality
Preferred Label: None
Alternative Labels: Creative
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Definition and Examples

Definition: Originality in copyright law requires that a work must be independently created and possess a minimum degree of creativity. This concept ensures that copyright protection is granted only to works that reflect the author's own intellectual effort and not mere copies or trivial variations of existing works.
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Class Relationships

Sub Class Of: Copyright Concept Objectives
Parent Class Of: Scènes à Faire

Creativity

Independent Creation

Idea-Expression Distinction
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