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Treaties on reciprocal protection between Prussia and various German States, Berlin (1827)
Source: Max-Planck-Institut für Europäische Rechtsgeschichte, Frankfurt
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Treaties on reciprocal protection between Prussia and various German States, Berlin (1827), Primary Sources on Copyright (1450-1900), eds L. Bently & M. Kretschmer, www.copyrighthistory.org
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(Nr. 1090) Ministerial Declaration of 11th September, 1827, on the agreement made with
Hanover, regarding the protection of the rights of authors and publishers
in both States against the reprinting of books.
The Royal Prussian Ministry for Foreign Affairs hereby declares, in
accordance with the authorization it has received from His Majesty:
since the Royal British and Hanoverian Government has given the
assurance, that for the time being and until, in accordance with
Art. 18 of the German Federal Act, a mutual Federal Resolution for
the protection of the rights of authors and publishers against the
reprinting of books has been passed, those legal provisions which
are currently in force in the Royal Hanoverian lands for the benefit
of native authors and publishers are to be also declared fully
valid for the protection of authors and publishers who are subjects
of the Prussian Crown and put into application,
that the prohibition against the reprinting of books, such as it is already in force
in the whole territory of the Prussian Kingdom, for the protection of native
authors and publishers, in accordance with the laws that are in place in its
various Provinces, is also to apply to the authors and publishers of the Kingdom
of Hanover, so that, consequently, every offence committed against the latter
by reprinting or the circulation of reprints is to be judged and punished according
to the same legal regulations, as if the injured parties happened to be authors or
publishers from the Prussian lands.
The present Declaration is, once it has been exchanged for an equivalent
Declaration, ratified by the Royal British and Hanoverian Cabinet of Ministers,
to come into force and effect by promulgation in these States on 1st November
of the current year 1827.
Berlin, 11th September, 1827.
(Seal)
Royal Prussian Ministry for Foreign Affairs.
von Schönberg.
______________
The present Ministerial Declaration is, after having been exchanged for an
equivalent Declaration, ratified by the Royal British and Hanoverian Cabinet of
Ministers on 7th September, 1827, hereby brought to the attention of the public, in
accordance with the Supreme Cabinet Order of 16th August, 1827.
Berlin, 27th September, 1827.
Ministry for Foreign Affairs.
von Schönberg.
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No Transcription available.
Source: Max-Planck-Institut für Europäische Rechtsgeschichte, Frankfurt
Citation:
Treaties on reciprocal protection between Prussia and various German States, Berlin (1827), Primary Sources on Copyright (1450-1900), eds L. Bently & M. Kretschmer, www.copyrighthistory.org
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(Nr. 1090) Ministerial Declaration of 11th September, 1827, on the agreement made with
Hanover, regarding the protection of the rights of authors and publishers
in both States against the reprinting of books.
The Royal Prussian Ministry for Foreign Affairs hereby declares, in
accordance with the authorization it has received from His Majesty:
since the Royal British and Hanoverian Government has given the
assurance, that for the time being and until, in accordance with
Art. 18 of the German Federal Act, a mutual Federal Resolution for
the protection of the rights of authors and publishers against the
reprinting of books has been passed, those legal provisions which
are currently in force in the Royal Hanoverian lands for the benefit
of native authors and publishers are to be also declared fully
valid for the protection of authors and publishers who are subjects
of the Prussian Crown and put into application,
that the prohibition against the reprinting of books, such as it is already in force
in the whole territory of the Prussian Kingdom, for the protection of native
authors and publishers, in accordance with the laws that are in place in its
various Provinces, is also to apply to the authors and publishers of the Kingdom
of Hanover, so that, consequently, every offence committed against the latter
by reprinting or the circulation of reprints is to be judged and punished according
to the same legal regulations, as if the injured parties happened to be authors or
publishers from the Prussian lands.
The present Declaration is, once it has been exchanged for an equivalent
Declaration, ratified by the Royal British and Hanoverian Cabinet of Ministers,
to come into force and effect by promulgation in these States on 1st November
of the current year 1827.
Berlin, 11th September, 1827.
(Seal)
von Schönberg.
______________
The present Ministerial Declaration is, after having been exchanged for an
equivalent Declaration, ratified by the Royal British and Hanoverian Cabinet of
Ministers on 7th September, 1827, hereby brought to the attention of the public, in
accordance with the Supreme Cabinet Order of 16th August, 1827.
Berlin, 27th September, 1827.
Ministry for Foreign Affairs.
von Schönberg.
No Transcription available.