How to arbitrate copyright disputes
(1) Copyright dispute arbitration is mainly used to handle copyright contract disputes. During the performance of a copyright contract, if the parties fail to perform their contractual obligations, or the performance of their contractual obligations does not meet the agreed conditions, both parties may apply for arbitration to a copyright arbitration institution.
(2) To apply for arbitration, you must voluntarily reach a written arbitration agreement Agreement, otherwise, the arbitration institution will not arbitrate.
(3) Once the arbitration award is made, the parties shall agree on the same If the dispute is applied for arbitration or brought to the People's Court again, the arbitration committee or the People's Court will not accept the case.
(4) The arbitral award is legally enforceable and both parties The parties shall perform. If one party fails to perform the arbitration award, the other party may apply to the court for enforcement. If the court finds that the arbitration award is illegal, it has the right not to enforce it.
Relevant laws:
"Copyright Law"
Article 55 Copyright disputes may be mediated or settled according to The parties shall apply for arbitration to an arbitration institution based on the written arbitration agreement reached by the parties or the arbitration clause in the copyright contract.
The parties have no written arbitration agreement, nor are they included in the copyright contract If an arbitration clause is entered into, a lawsuit may be filed directly with the People's Court.
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