In some cases even quoting the entire work may be fair dealing.

The "fair dealing" standard is also sometimes used by courts.

In the middle, others still loyal but arguing for fair dealing.

Since then, fair dealing has been amended by statute three times.

If they are used as a basis for comment, criticism or review, that may be fair dealing.

Irish law includes a provision for "fair dealing," similar to that used by other countries.

As in Canada, fair dealing is not an infringement of copyright.

A similar principle, fair dealing, exists in some other common law jurisdictions.

Under the 1988 Act, it was originally the case that any research use was fair dealing.

Database right fair dealing applies for the use of databases which have been made available to the public.

The most important is the fixed list of permissible purposes for fair dealing.

Food standards were required to be set up when needed "to promote honesty and fair dealing in the interest of consumers."

The painting's suggestion of reward for fair dealing may have been equally welcome.

The path to progress is consideration and fair dealing.

Finally, co-owners owe one another a duty of fair dealing.

Sears executives say their company's reputation for fair dealing will be its strategic advantage.

At least, this is not fair dealing; and the next instance I have to give is possibly worse.

Fair dealing is much more restricted than the American concept of fair use.

It then establishes six principal criteria for evaluating fair dealing.

De Perronet had done nothing dishonorable; fair dealing was his due.

A civil society demands from each of us good will and respect, fair dealing and forgiveness.

This test has two prongs: fair dealing and fair price.

Incidental copying, while allowed, is not defined as "fair dealing" under the Act.

Fair dealing has traditionally been conceived of as a defence to copyright infringement.

In the common law countries, fair dealing is used as an exemption tool against the copyrighted work of the author.