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Registration Number
2816
Title
Convention of Berne for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works, signed on September 9, 1886, revised at Berlin, November 13, 1908, and at Rome, June 2, 1928.
Participant(s)
Submitter
Netherlands
Italy
Places/dates of conclusion
Place
Date
Rome
02/06/1928
EIF information
1 August 1931
Authentic texts
French
Attachments
ICJ information
Depositary
Government of Switzerland
Registration Date
Italy 15 September 1931
Subject terms
Cultural matters
Copyright
Property matters
Agreement type
Multilateral
LNTS Volume Number
123 (p.233)
Publication format
Full
Certificate Of Registration
Text document(s)
Volume In PDF
v123.pdf
Map(s)
Corrigendum/Addendum/Note
Participant
Action
Date of Notification/Deposit
Date of Effect
Bulgaria
Ratification
01/08/1931
01/08/1931
Canada
Ratification
01/08/1931
01/08/1931
Dantzig
Ratification
01/08/1931
01/08/1931
Finland
Ratification
01/08/1931
01/08/1931
Great Britain
Ratification
01/08/1931
01/08/1931
Greece
Accession
15/09/1931
25/02/1932
Hungary
Ratification
01/08/1931
01/08/1931
India
Ratification
01/08/1931
01/08/1931
Italy
Ratification
01/08/1931
10/08/1931
Japan
Ratification
01/08/1931
01/08/1931
Liechtenstein
Accession
30/08/1931
30/08/1931
Luxembourg
Accession
15/09/1931
04/02/1932
Netherlands
Declaration
30/12/1985
01/01/1986
Netherlands
Ratification
01/08/1931
01/08/1931
Nigeria
Withdrawal
10/09/1980
10/09/1981
Norway
Ratification
01/08/1931
01/08/1931
Poland
Declaration
21/08/1981
01/01/1982
Sweden
Ratification
01/08/1931
01/08/1931
Switzerland
Ratification
01/08/1931
01/08/1931
Yugoslavia (Socialist Federal Republic of)
Accession
01/08/1931
01/08/1931
Zimbabwe
Succession
29/09/1981
18/04/1980
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