英文摘要 |
The identification of copyright ownership is not only the logical starting point of copyright dispute cases, but also the important basis for the Court’s judgments. Whether the plaintiff put an adequate proof or not plays a decisive role in the identification of copyright ownership. Some provisions of the Supreme People’s Court on Evidence in Civil Procedures has explicitly pointed out the formality of extraterritorial evidence. When the plaintiff’s proof cannot meet the requirements of the formality of extraterritorial evidence, whether a people’s Court should choose to strictly deny the plaintiff’s claim or comprehensively identify the copyright ownership based on other complementary evidences, whether some administrative approval documents could be regarded as a direct evidence for indentifying the ownership of import audio-visual products or not, and how to evaluate the sellers of illicit publications? All these issues are related to the balance and tradeoff among several legal interests and legal values made by Judge, which have instructive significance for the rational allocation on the rights and obligations of the litigants. |