Paul Bain And Ciara Halloran Wrote The Canadian Chapter, "The Legal Regulation Of Art In Canada: Copyright, Moral Rights, And Cultural Property," For The International Publication, Art Law: A Practitioner's Guide To Art Law Around The World.
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Paul Bain and Ciara Halloran wrote the Canadian chapter for the international publication, Art Law: A Practitioner's Guide to Art Law Around the World, released earlier this month.
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Paul Bain and Ciara Halloran wrote the Canadian chapter for the international publication, Art Law: A Practitioner's Guide to Art Law Around the World, released earlier this month. The chapter is entitled “The Legal Regulation of Art in Canada: Copyright, Moral Rights, and Cultural Property.” It discusses various legal issues international practitioners ought to be aware of regarding the art market in Canada. “For practitioners operating across jurisdictions, understanding this balance is essential. Canadian copyright law rewards careful analysis, contextual reasoning, and attention to both rights and limits,” Paul and Ciara said. To read more, click here.
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