Article 16b
1. It shall not be deemed an infringement of the copyright in a literary, scientific or artistic work to reproduce it in a limited number of copies for the sole purpose of private practice, study or use of the person who makes the copies or orders the copies to be made exclusively for himself.
2. In the case of a daily or weekly newspaper or periodical or book or the score or parts of score of a musical work and other works that are reproduced in these works, the reproduction shall furthermore be limited to a small portion of the work, except in the case of:
a. works of which it may reasonably assumed that no new copies will be made available to third parties for payment of any kind;
b. short articles, news items or other texts which have appeared in a daily or weekly newspaper or weekly or other periodical.
3. In the case of a work as referred to in article 10, paragraph 1, sub 6°., the reproduction must differ considerably in size or process of manufacture from the original work.
4. The provisions of paragraph 1 concerning a reproduction made to order shall not apply to a reproduction made by fixing a work or part thereof on an object which is intended to play a work or to show it.
5. In the case of a reproduction permitted under this article, the copies made may not be given to third parties without the consent of the copyright owner, except in connection with judicial or administrative proceedings.
6. We may determine by order in council that, with respect to the reproduction of works as referred to in article 10, paragraph 1, sub 1° . the provisions of one or more of the preceding paragraphs may be departed from for the purposes of the public service and the performance of the tasks with which institutions serving the general interest have been charged. Further rules and conditions may be laid down to this end.
7. The preceding provisions of this article shall not apply to the imitating of works of architecture.
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