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Notice 709 of 1983: Transvaal Provincial Gazette vol 228 no 4263 dated 11 May 1983

Transvaal Provincial GovernmentRef: 709 OF 1983

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The document is a provincial gazette notice from May 11, 1983, concerning regulations related to rental halls, copyright infringement liability, and required reporting of programmed music or works performed. It states that hirers and related agents may be liable for injunctions, damages, and legal costs for infringements of copyright in performances, and that hirers must submit printed or detailed lists of programmes and performances to the Chief Supervisor (Halls) with specific information. It also mentions procedures for reporting performances, including copies of printed programmes or, if not printed, a duplicate list with particular fields, and authorizes certain amendments to programmes when deviations occur.

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reporting requirementOngoing

Submission of duplicate list when no programme is printed

When no printed programme is available for a performance, the hirer must provide a complete duplicate list of all music or works performed, including the title, author, composer, arranger, publisher, number of performances, and description, to the Chief Supervisor (Halls) after the event.

Who it is for: hirers of rental halls, their agents, employees, booking agents, and servants
How to act on it: Compile a complete list of all music or works performed and submit a duplicate copy to the Chief Supervisor (Halls) after the performance

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Where no programme of music or works to be performed are printed, a complete list in duplicate of the music or works rendered shall be handed to the Chief Supervisor (Halls) by the hirer at the conclusion of the performance.

compliance procedureOngoing

Reporting deviations from printed programme

If the actual music or works performed differ from the printed programme, the hirer must make a written alteration to the programme to accurately reflect what was performed, and submit it to the Chief Supervisor (Halls).

Who it is for: hirers of rental halls, their agents, employees, booking agents, and servants
How to act on it: Make a written alteration to the printed programme to show the actual music or work performed, and hand it to the Chief Supervisor (Halls)

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Where the printed programme has not been adhered to, the hirer shall make the relevant alteration, in writing, to such programme so as to show the actual music or work performed.

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Reference

709 OF 1983

Key Takeaways

title: Notice 709 of 1983
date: 11 May 1983
source: Transvaal Provincial Gazette
subject: regulations on copyright infringement liability by hirers and reporting requirements for music programmes
responsible body: Chief Supervisor (Halls)
reporting requirements: copies of printed programmes or duplicate list with specified fields
fields: title of works, author, composer, arranger, publisher, number of performances, describtion

Dates

Opening Date

11 May 1983