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National Implementations of Legal Deposit

Alexandria: The Journal of National and International Library and Information Issues, 2012
In 2011, the Conference of Directors of National Libraries commissioned the authors to undertake an international survey of its membership: to establish the current state of legal deposit, or equivalent arrangements in all national libraries participating in the Conference of Directors of National Libraries including both the extent of legal deposit ...
Andy Stephens, Richard Gibby
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Securing Digital Legal Deposit in the UK: The Legal Deposit Libraries Act 2003

Alexandria: The Journal of National and International Library and Information Issues, 2004
The Legal Deposit Libraries Act 2003 extended the principle of legal deposit in the United Kingdom to the non-print world. This paper considers the Act particularly from the perspective of the British Library, which, since its formation in 1973, has led the campaign to reform legal deposit legislation.
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Electronic Legal Deposit

2019
This edited collection provides a timely account of the social, institutional and user impacts of e-legal deposit. Since legal deposit regulations were introduced in the United Kingdom and Germany in the 17th Century, societies have benefitted from the systematic preservation of our written cultural record by a small number of trusted national and ...
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The Origins of Legal Deposit in Turkey

Library History, 2008
The emergence of the idea of legal deposit in its cultural context in Turkey can be traced back to the Ottoman era, prior to the Republic. The Ottoman reforms launched to westernize and modernize the state brought striking changes in both the social and cultural spheres. This transformation played an important role in the introduction of legal deposit.
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Nigerian legal deposit publications

International Library Review, 1981
As a means of ensuring adequate control of all the publications emanating from the country, several publications laws dating back to 1950 were promulgated both by the Federal and the regional (now state) governments (see Appendix I). These laws which are similar in nature required publishers to deposit at least two copies of their publications to the ...
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The legal ruling for sale by deposit

2020
One of the most popular financial transactions among people, whether in the past or nowadays, is the “Deposit”. This means that the buyer gives the seller a part of the price of the product or the deal, and if they proceed with the deal until the end, the buyer will pay the rest of the price.
KAJJE, Ahmad, KAJJE, Fatımatuzzahra
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The Legal Nature of Bank Deposits

Review of Central and East European Law, 2006
AbstractThe author examines the legal nature of rights that a person acquires upon transfer of money to a bank. In particular, a question arises who the owner of money held with a bank is. The author argues that a distinction is to be made between actual banknotes or coins that are transferred and a 'deposit', i.e., personal claim against the bank. The
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LEGAL DEPOSIT OF ELECTRONIC PUBLICATIONS

Online and CD-Rom Review, 1994
Since no one can be sure of future scholars' needs, it is safest to keep a copy of everything published; that is the theory behind legal deposit. Electronic publishing threatens to throw this system into disarray. In the following I refer to some recent discussions of this important topic.
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Israel's legal deposit law in global context

Government Information Quarterly, 2009
Abstract Nearly half a century after it first came into effect, Israel's legal deposit law has been amended to make its provisions in accordance with and appropriate for the digital age. Other considerations guiding legislators were the necessity to adjust the law in response to laws (particularly Basic Laws) passed since the original deposit law was
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