Fair Dealing and Copyright in Canada
Research
A person may research a copyrighted work, and copy up to 10% of the work, but they made not exceed copying more than 10%. If the work using the copyrighted material is published, it will be in violation of fair dealing laws, unless the copyrighted material is removed from the work.
Review
A person may use up to 10%, or an entire chapter, of a copyrighted product for the use of a review. It should be noted that the reviewer must note the source of the work, and make reference to the creator(s) of the work.
Private Study
Just like the rules with research, a person may us up to 10% of the copyrighted work. They must not include the copyrighted material if the work is intended to be published. The work must be removed from the published work otherwise it will be infringing on the fair dealing laws
Education
As long as the copyrighted material is being used for the purpose of education, up to 10% of the work can be used. The work may be only used for the purpose of education though, and may not be published.
Review
A person may use up to 10%, or an entire chapter, of a copyrighted product for the use of a review. It should be noted that the reviewer must note the source of the work, and make reference to the creator(s) of the work.
Private Study
Just like the rules with research, a person may us up to 10% of the copyrighted work. They must not include the copyrighted material if the work is intended to be published. The work must be removed from the published work otherwise it will be infringing on the fair dealing laws
Education
As long as the copyrighted material is being used for the purpose of education, up to 10% of the work can be used. The work may be only used for the purpose of education though, and may not be published.
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