is inadmissible

does not require the consent of the author

requires the consent of the author

it is permissible to quote excerpts of another work with the consent of its author

it is permissible to quote excerpts of disseminated works in works constituting an independent whole

it is permissible to quote excerpts of other works in one’s own work without the need to indicate the name of the author of the quoted work

it has been registered with the relevant collective management organisation

it has been externalised in such a way that someone other than the author could become acquainted with it

it has been fixed on a material medium

does not occur where a co-author is omitted

constitutes a violation of the right to authorship

is the attribution to oneself of authorship of the whole or part of another’s work with the author’s consent

the right to dispose of the work

the right of authorship of the work

to remuneration for the use of the work

corresponding to the financial involvement of each author

corresponding to the work effort, with shares always being equal

corresponding to the contribution made to the work, with the presumption that the shares are equal

a joint work (co-authorship)

a collective work

two works 

by incorporating the content of another work

by incorporating creative elements from another work, while also containing the author’s own creative contribution to the derivative work

by making a non-creative alteration of the original work

literary texts

simple press releases

industrial designs

protect the creator’s bond with the work

are transferable

are limited in time