In brief, relying on a "fair use" defence can be perilous - depending on the jurisdiction. There are long chapters in the standard legal texts on Copyright Law outlining the various nuances in the both Common Law and Civil Law jurisdictions. (Lawfully!) grab the latest edition of a text on Copyright Law in your jurisdiction and there is bound to be at least one full chapter on the topic. It's a very fertile area of litigation - sapienti sat!

On Wed, 15 Feb 2023, 1:58 am Harry Spier via INDOLOGY, <indology@list.indology.info> wrote:

Dominik brought up a very important point. What is considered fair use of copyrighted material.
He suggested:
for
example if less than 10% of the book is displayed on the computer screen,
that if it came to court it might be judged "fair use."
Have any list members looked at this and know what has been decided in court about what is considered "fair use"

Harry Spier
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