CHAPTER V: RIGHTS AND AUTHORITY TO BRING LAWSUIT
Article 41
The transfer of copyright on all works to another person or entity shall not prejudice the right of the author or his beneficiaries to bring lawsuit against any person who without his consent:
a. deletes the name of the author on the work;
b. signs up a name as an author of the work;
c. replaces or changes the title of the work; and or
d. changes the content of the work.
Article 42
(1) The copyright holder shall have the right to claim for damages to the District Court against copyright infringement and request confiscation of the published goods or the reproduction of such goods.
(2) In the event that there is a claim to submit goods referred to in paragraph (1), a judge may order that the delivery shall be done on payment of the value of the goods by the copyright holder to a party who acted in good faith.
(3) The copyright holder shall also have the right to request to the District Court to order delivery of the whole amount or part of income earned through conducting sermons and other scientific events, or performances or exhibitions of works resulting from copyright infringement or which is conducted in a manner infringing the copyright concerned.
(4) To avoid further damage to the party whom the right has been infringed, a judge may order the infringer to stop any activities of making, reproducing, broadcasting, distributing, and selling works or goods resulting from copyright infringement.
Article 43
The right of a copyright holder referred to in Article 42 shall not apply to goods held by a person who does not trade such goods and has acquired it for his own use.
Article 43A
An author of a work or his beneficiary may bring a claim for damages against violation of the provisions of Article 24.
Article 43B
The right to bring a civil action referred to in Article 42 shall not prejudice the right of the State to prosecute copyright infringement.