Moral Rights Consent
A Moral Rights Consent is used to obtain consent to use a creator's works so that the use of the work will not be in breach of the creator's moral rights.
Last updated January 22, 2025
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Frequently asked questions
What are the benefits of a Moral Rights Consent?
- A Moral Rights Consent ensures that the creator's moral rights are protected, and that the work is not modified or used in a way that could harm the creator's reputation or honour.
- The user of the work ensures that they are in compliance with the creator's moral rights, as well as any legal requirements related to the use of the work.
- It provides clear written consent from the creator or author of the work, which can help to avoid confusion or misunderstandings about the intended use of the work.
- By obtaining a Moral Rights Consent, the user of the work can demonstrate respect for the creator's rights and build a positive relationship with them, which can be beneficial for future collaborations.
What does the Moral Rights Consent cover?
- Ownership Acknowledgement.
- Consent.
- Third-party warranty.
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The Legal Risk Score of a Moral Rights Consent Template is Medium
Our legal team have marked this document as medium risk considering:
- Waiving attribution rights means the author agrees not to be recognized as the creator of the work, which could impact their reputation and future opportunities to claim authorship.
- Allowing alterations or modifications to the work without any restrictions might result in changes that the author does not agree with or that could harm the integrity of the original work.
- The author assumes responsibility for ensuring that the work does not infringe on any third-party intellectual property or moral rights, which could lead to legal challenges if this is not accurately verified.
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