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Bilateral Copyright Treaty between Spain and El Salvador, Madrid (1884)

Source: Archivo del Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores, AMAE-siglo XIX, Tratados, 0347-01

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Bilateral Copyright Treaty between Spain and El Salvador, Madrid (1884), Primary Sources on Copyright (1450-1900), eds L. Bently & M. Kretschmer, www.copyrighthistory.org

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      on literary and artistic works
      or by general civil or criminal
      legislation.
      
            Article III.
      
      In order to extend the protection
      provided by article 1 to all works of
      of literature, science or arts, and
      consequently, for the authors
      or publishers of these works to be
      admitted before the courts of the two
      countries, it shall be sufficient
      for the said authors or publishers
      to justify their copyright by means
      of a certificate issued by the
      competent public authority
      proving they hold the copyright in their
      own country in relation to the
      work in question against any
      infringement or illicit reproduction.
      
            Article III.
      
      The provisions provided by article
      

    

                                    
      
      ales sobre la propiedad literaria y ar-
      tística como por la Legislacion gene-
      ral en materia civil ó penal.
      
            Artículo II.
      
      Para asegurar á todas las o-
      bras de literatura, ciencias ó artes
      la proteccion estipulada en el artículo
      primero y para que los autores ó edi-
      tores de estas obras sean en consecuen-
      cia, admitidos ante los tribunales
      de los dos paises á segun procesos
      contra los falsificadores, bastará que
      los referidos autores ó editores justi-
      fiquen su derecho de propiedad por
      medio de un certificado que emane
      de la autoridad pública competente
      y así comprueben que gozan en su pro-
      pio país, para la obra de que se trate
      de la proteccion legal contra toda
      falsificacion ó reproduccion ilícita.
      
            Artículo III.
      
      Las estipulaciones del artículo pri-
      

    

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