Compendium of U.S. Copyright Practices, 3rd Edition

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621.9 (A) (3) Unclaimable Material Described in the Application but Not Included in the Deposit Copy(ies)

621.9 (A) (3) Unclaimable Material Described in the Application but Not Included in the Deposit Copy(ies)


If the applicant completes the New Material Included/Material Excluded fields or spaces 6 (A) and 6 (B), but the deposit copy(ies) do not appear to contain any unclaimable material, the registration specialist may annotate the record to clarify the content of the deposit copy(ies).


Example:


• A paper application is submitted for an unpublished work consisting solely of words. In space 6 (B) the applicant explains that the author “added words to go with music.” In space 6 (A) the applicant disclaims “previously published music.” The work may be registered with an annotation such as: “Regarding limitation of claim: Copy only contains words.”

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