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3 years ago

When the copyright holder leases, for a fee, the product for use by others (lessors), what happens to the copyright protection?

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The choices can be found elsewhere and as follows:

It is passed to the person/company that leases the product.
It remains with the copyright holder.
It is transferred to the lessors under "First sale" <span>doctrine.

I believe the first option is the correct answer. </span>When the copyright holder leases, for a fee, the product for use by others (lessors), then the copyright protection is passed to the person/company that leases the product.

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