Civil Legal Protection Against Misuse of Free License of Copyright Works For Font Designs Provided For Personal Use

Abstract

Purpose: The purpose of this research is to find out how civil law protection is applied and how civil disputes are resolved regarding the abuse of free licenses for personal use of copyrighted font design works. This research uses empirical and sociological jurisprudence with a descriptive qualitative approach. Copyright—the exclusive right owned by the creator of the creation—emerges directly from the declarative basis for seeing a creation made. There are two ways of settling disputes over license abuse: non-litigation (outside the Court) and litigation. Theoretical reference: Five facets of the activity are covered in this article. First, the primary methods and early experiments pertaining to human computer emulation are examined. The second section looks at the connected moral, legal, and technical issues raised by the artificial person phenomena. Thirdly, consideration is given to licensing provisions for the use of cloned individuals' backbone platform. Fourth, the division of virtual people within the public domain legal framework is examined. Lastly, improvements to the pertinent legal perspectives, driven by the development of mind-uploading tech, are expounded upon. All things considered, the study contributes to the advancement of moral and legal guidelines for the science and technology of artificial life. Method: The type of research used is empirical and sociological juridic research with methods of qualitative approaches that are descriptive and tend to use analysis. Result and Conclusion: Based on research findings, this study shows that the protection of civil law and the process of settling civil disputes is linked to license abuse. Instead, an arbitrator helps the arbitration process. Furthermore, the primary legal source for protecting individuals from the use of free use licenses in private is Article 113, paragraph (3) of the Copyright Act No. 28 of 2014. Article 40, paragraph (1), letter F provides further explanation. Implication of Research: is to explain the protection of public law against the abuse of a copyright-free license for the design of fonts available for public use Originality/Value: this research concentrates on the area of law related to the abuse of free licenses and copyright made personally.