MEKANISME PEMBAYARAN ROYALTI UNTUK KEPENTINGAN KOMERSIAL BERDASARKAN UNDANG-UNDANG NOMOR 28 TAHUN 2014 TENTANG HAK CIPTA
Keywords:
Copyright, Royalti, LawAbstract
Copyright is an intangible property right that is born automatically based on declarative principles after a work is manifested in a tangible form. Especially in the fields of song and music, with the development of digital technology, access to both is so easy. The use of songs either to be listened to alone or to be commercialized is very massive. Protection of the creator's economic rights as regulated in Article 8 to 11 of the 2014 UUHC. In Article 1 paragraph 21 of the Copyright Law, Royalty is a balance for the use of the economic rights of a work or related product received by the creator or the owner of the related rights. In Article 40 number 1 letter d of the Copyright Law, a song or music is the result of a human intellectual work that is protected by law. Song and music creators have economic rights over the use of their creations for commercial activities, so that people or parties who use other people's song and music copyrighted works for commercial purposes must first receive permission from the creator or copyright holder of the songs and music. Then the user is required to pay royalties to the creator as a form of economic rights obtained by the creator for the use of his work for commercial purposes. The purpose of this paper is to analyze the default of the debtor's bank credit agreement. The method that the author uses in this article is to use a normative case study. The results of this study are actions taken by the debtor that harm all parties involved and the debtor must carry out the actions that have been carried out in accordance with applicable law.References
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