Article 34
　　 The provision of standard forms of various copyright licencing contracts shall be the responsibility of the National Copyright Administration.
　　Article 35
　　 The person who has obtained exclusive right in relation to the use in a certain way of a work shall have the right to prevent any other person including the copyright owner as licensor from using the work in the same way. However, the sublicencing of the same right to a third party shall be subject to permission by the copyright owner, unless the contracting parties agreed otherwise.
　　Chapter V Exercise of and Limitations on Rights Related to Copy- right
　　Article 36
　　 As is used in the Law and the Regulation, rights related to copyright mean the right enjoyed by publishers in their publications, the right enjoying by performers in their performances, the right enjoyed by producers of audio and video recordings in their products and the right enjoyed by radio and television stations in their broadcasts.
　　Article 37
　　 Publishers, performers, producers of audio and video recordings and radio and television stations, in the course of exercising their rights, shall not prejudice copyrights their owners enjoyed in the works being used.
　　Article 38
　　 Publishers shall enjoy exclusive right of exploitation in typographical design of the books, newspapers and periodicals they have published.
　　Article 39
　　 By virtue of
　　Article 30 of the Law, legal protection shall be available for the exclusive right a publisher obtained to publish, within the term of validity of and the territory of execution defined by the contract, a work in its original language and in the form of original edition, revised version or condensed version.
　　Article 40
　　 In the case where manuscripts was submitted to a publisher on the author's own initiative, the publisher shall, within 6 months, notify the author whether he will publish the work or not. In the case of acceptance, a contract shall be made; in the case of refusal, notification shall be sent to the author in a timely manner. In the case where no notification is served and no contract is made, the author may, upon expiry of the said 6 months, demand that the manuscripts be returned and economic compensation be made. The said 6 months shall be calculated from the date of receipt by the publisher of the manuscripts.
　　Article 41
　　
　　Articles 29, 30, 31 and 33 of the Law shall not be applicable to the case where the cost of publication of a work is born by the author.
　　Article 42
　　 The state of being out of print in relation to a work mentioned in
　　Article 31 of the Law shall be established if a period of 6 months after two subscription forms were mailed by the author to the publisher expires without action being taken to satisfy the subscription.
　　Article 43
　　 To object to the reprinting of his or her work in whole or in part by virtue of paragraph 2 of