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The position of the dedicator of the work
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Copyright law, as with most other law under the banner of “intellectual
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Part I: Introduction
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The Rightsholder (the Person holding rights or claims over the Work) agrees
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1.0 Definitions of Capitalised Words
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European Parliament and of the Council of 11 March 1996 on the legal
protection of databases) and any future updates as well as any similar
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“Document” – means this relinquishment and waiver of rights and claims and
back up licence agreement.
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“Use” – As a verb, means doing any act that is restricted by Copyright or
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“Work” – Means either or both of the Database and Data offered under the
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“You” – the Person acquiring rights under the licence elements of this
Document.
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Words in the singular include the plural and vice versa.
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2.0 What this document covers
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2.1. Legal effect of this Document. This Document is:
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a. A dedication to the public domain and waiver of Copyright and Database
Rights over the Work; and
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b. A licence of Copyright and Database Rights over the Work in
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2.2. Legal rights covered.
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Part II: Dedication to the public domain
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3.0 Dedication, waiver, and licence of Copyright and Database Rights
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3.1 Dedication of Copyright and Database Rights to the public domain.
The Rightsholder by using this Document, dedicates the Work to the public
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4.0 Relationship to other rights
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any patents that the Rightsholder may own. Users of this Database are
cautioned that they may have to clear other rights or consult other licences.
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4.3 Relationship to trade marks. This Document does not grant You a licence
for any trade marks that the Rightsholder may own or that the Rightsholder
may use to cover the Work. Users of this Database are cautioned that they
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Part III: General provisions
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5.0 Warranties, disclaimer, and limitation of liability
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5.2 Subject to any liability that may not be excluded or limited by law,
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punitive, or exemplary damages. This exclusion applies even if the
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6.0 General
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6.1 If any provision of this Document is held to be invalid or unenforceable,
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or exception to infringement of copyright or other applicable laws.
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6.4 This Document takes effect in the relevant jurisdiction in which the
Document terms are sought to be enforced. If the rights waived or granted
under applicable law in the relevant jurisdiction includes additional
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