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Copyright Amendment Act, No. 61 of 1989
Long title
To amend the Copyright Act, 1978, so as to make provision relating to importing, selling and distribution in connection with the nature of copyright in cinematograph films and sound recordings; to provide that certain infringements in respect of certain cinematograph films will no longer be an offence; and to extend the functions of the advisory committee; and to provide for matters connected therewith.
Table of contents
| SECTION | TITLE |
| 1. | Amendment of section 8 of Act 98 of 1978... |
| 2. | Amendment of section 9 of Act 98 of 1978... |
| 3. | Amendment of section 27 of Act 98 of 1978... |
| 4. | Amendment of section 40 of Act 98 of 1978 |
| 5. | Short title and commencement |
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