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Assignment of Copyright and Waiver of Moral Rights | Canada

The author of a work assigns his/her right and title to copyright in the work to a third party, and waives his/her moral rights in the work, pursuant to the Canada Copyright Act.
An author's "moral rights" consist of the right to be identified as the creator of a work and the right to object to derogatory treatment of a work which the author feels is prejudicial or detrimental to his/her reputation.
Moral rights do not transfer with the ownership of the copyright, but they can be waived by the author.
This Assignment of Copyright and Waiver of Moral Rights form is a Canadian legal document which can be used in any province or territory of Canada. A French language translation may be required for Quebec.
You can download the form immediately after purchasing it.

$2.29

The developer of the technology also assigns all of its moral rights, to the extent allowable by law.
In exchange for the assignment, the assignee issues the developer shares in the assignee's company.
The developer agrees not to disclose any information about the technology or intellectual property to third parties.
You can edit the Assignment of Technology Agreement to tailor it to your exact circumstances.
This is a generic legal form that does not contain country-specific language.

$17.99

The parties agree that this is a sale of the developer's interest in the software, and not a license for use.
The sale includes the source code and all related documentation created by the developer.
All title and rights in and to the software passes to the buyer upon completion of the transaction.
The seller waives all intellectual property rights to the program, including moral rights.
This Software Sale Agreement is provided in MS Word format and can be downloaded immediately after purchase.
This is a generic legal contract consisting of two pages. It does not contain references to specific laws and can be used in most jurisdictions.

$9.99

The option is being exercised by the film producer under the terms of a prior Option Agreement between the screenplay owner and the film producer.
The screenplay owner grants the producer the right to produce a motion picture, adapt the work for the screen, record a sound track, assign or license the rights, exercise distribution rights, and make prequels and/or sequels using the same characters.
The producer also has the right to register worldwide copyright with respect to all motion pictures and products created from the screenplay.
The screenplay owner will receive payment of the exercise price and a percentage of net receipts as a royalty.
If principal photography on a film treatment has not commenced within 5 years of the date of the Agreement, the owner has the right to re-acquire the rights to the screenplay (a right of reversion).
The owner waives all moral rights in the screenplay.
The owner will receive an author credit on every copy of the film and in all publicity and advertising.
This is a downloadable and customizable digital document in MS Word format.

$29.99

The agreement is controlled by the applicable Writers Guild of America (WGA) Theatrical and Television Agreement.
The writers will be entitled to fixed compensation (flat fee), plus bonus compensation (based on final production budgets and credit allocation), and contingent compensation (calculated as a percentage of the net profits of the picture).
The writers will also get additional compensation for sequels and remakes of the picture, and episode and rerun compensation for any television series based on the screenplay.
The producer will have sole ownership to the screenplay and all materials created in connection with the screenplay, including moral rights. The writer acknowledges that the services are provided to the producer as a work made for hire.
The writers are required to maintain membership in good standing in the applicable labor organization(s) throughout their engagement under the agreement.
Available in MS Word format, fully customizable and can be re-used on multiple projects.
Intended to be used within the United States.

$34.99

The screenplay was written as a work made for hire commissioned by the producer, and that the producer is deemed to be the author of the work.
The work is original and not in the public domain, has not been adapted and does not violate or infringe upon any other person's statutory or common law rights.
The producer owns all right and title to the screenplay, and has the right to make any changes to the material, and the writer waives all moral rights.
The writer will not make any claims or demands against any assignee or successor in interest of the producer.
The writer will have no right to enjoin or restrain the distribution or exploitation of any motion picture or other material based on the screenplay.
The Certificate of Authorship of Screenplay form is an important part of the documentation you need to establish your rights to the material. Download it for your production forms library.

$5.99