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has submitted the manuscript assures the publisher that he/she is the Author of
the manuscript or a holder of the rights that entitle him/her to grant the
license to use the work to the publisher within the scope specified below and/or
the Author is acting on behalf of his/her employer.
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“License”) in any manner known at the moment of submission to the editorial
office (in particular Section 19 (4) of Act No. 185/2015, as amended, the
Copyright Act), without subject-matter or geographic limitation of the license
during the period of existence of the author's copyrights (Section 32 of the
Copyright Act). Under the license, the publisher is especially authorized (including
the publisher acting through a third party): (i) to make copies of the
manuscript and to store them, (ii) to include and publish the manuscript in
Právny obzor, (iii) to include the manuscript in another work or combine it
with another work and publish it, especially in the form of a collection, in
other form of printed and/or electronic publication, (iv) to distribute or make
the manuscript available to the public, in particular via the internet, (v) to
save/upload the manuscript to data carriers and to distribute or make them
available to the public, (vi) to save/upload the manuscript to electronic or
other databases, computer systems, and to distribute or make the manuscript
available to the public through them, (vii) to translate the manuscript to other
languages.
The Author grants the publisher
the license as free and non-exclusive. The publisher has the right to grant the
use of the manuscript to a third party within the scope of the granted license (the
“Sublicense”).
As parties to the license
agreement, the publisher and the Author have the right to request from each
other a written confirmation of the conclusion of the license agreement in
accordance with Section 65 (4) of the Copyright Act. If either party fails to
exercise such right within 15 days from execution of the license agreement, the
right to confirmation expires. If the right is invoked and the confirmation is
not issued within 15 days from receipt of such request, it is presumed that the
license agreement was not concluded. The publisher and the Author also agree
that the Author is not entitled to terminate or cancel a granted license without
requiring the other party’s expression of will.
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by authors/users under the creative commons license Attribution –
NonCommercial - NoDerivatives 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0)
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ISSN 2729-9228
(online)
ISSN 0032-6984
(print)
THEORETICAL REVIEW FOR ISSUES OF STATE AND LAW.
Právny obzor is peer-reviewed journal and is indexed in SCOPUS and HeinOnline database (INDEX TO FOREIGN LEGAL PERIODICALS).
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