Article 35. Term of copyright
On copyright and related rights (LRU-42-son) · Date: 20.07.2006 · In force
Copyright shall be effective throughout the life of the author and for seventy years after his/her death, except in the cases provided for in this Article and in other laws.
Copyright in a work created in co-authorship shall last throughout the life of the co-authors and seventy years after the death of the last of the authors who lived out the other co-authors.
Copyright in a work legitimately made public either under a pseudonym or anonymously shall be valid for fifty years after its publication. If during the said period the pseudonym or anonymous person discloses his/her identity or his/her identity is no longer in doubt, the terms referred to in paragraph one of this Article shall apply.
Copyright in a work first published after the death of the author shall be effective for seventy years following the date of publication.
The right of authorship, the right to authorship name, and the right to protection of an author's reputation shall be protected indefinitely.
When granting protection to a work in accordance with international contracts of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the term of copyright on the territory of the Republic of Uzbekistan shall be determined in accordance with this Article. But this term may not exceed the term of copyright established in the country of origin of the work.
The calculation of the terms stipulated in this Article shall commence on the first day of January following the year in which the legal fact constituting the ground for the commencement of the term took place.