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Art. 6 Legge federale del 9 ottobre 1992 sul diritto d'autore e sui diritti di protezione affini (LDA) - Definizione

LDA; Titolo secondo: Diritto d’autore; Capitolo 2: L’autore

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Art. 6 LDA · Definizione

È autore la persona fisica che ha creato l’opera.

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Decisioni giudiziarie che applicano questa disposizione (8)

UE230323 · zh (Art. 6 URG)

Copyright Infringement: Corporate Ownership of Architectural Plans

This article is cited in E. II.3.2 and E. II.3.5.1, regarding the original acquisition of copyright by natural persons.

HG 2022 35 · be (Art. 6 URG)

Aerial Photograph Copyright Infringement and Procedural Joinder Dismissal

Cited to define the author as the natural person who created the work.

ZKBER.2015.52 · so (Art. 6 URG)

Appellant v. Individual: Piercing the Corporate Veil Denial

Cited in the context of determining authorship rights over software, although the reasoning ultimately relies on related articles.

C/24678/2010 · ge (art. 6 LDA)

Copyright Standing Based on Copyright Assignment Proof in Tourist Guide Text Dispute

Cited in the reasoning section to establish that the plaintiff, being a legal entity, cannot be an author, necessitating proof of rights transfer.

DZ.2009.3 · sg (Art. 6 URG)

Architectural Work Height Reduction and Moral Rights

Cited in the reasoning on active legitimacy to state that the author is the natural person who created the work.

DZ.2009.3 · sg (Art. 6 URG)

Architect's Moral Rights vs. Court-Ordered Demolition of Illegal Structure

The court cited this article when defining who the author is (natural person) in relation to the claim of active legitimacy for the C Architekten AG.

BZ.2006.83 · sg (Art. 6 URG)

Appeal on Contract Classification and Employment Status in Home-Work Dispute

Cited regarding the principle that the creator is the author of the work, in conflict with Art. 321b para. 3 OR regarding copyright.

CCC.1998.7487 · ne (Art. 6 LDA)

Employer v. Former Employee: Software Access Codes Dispute

Cited in the reasoning to confirm the lower court's finding that the respondent was the author of the software.