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Article 14
Each application shall provide the Registrar, in such form as he may from time to time require, with the following—
1. The title of the book to which the application relates.
2. The name of every person named on the title page as author (within the meaning of Article 4).
3. The true identity (if different from 2 above) of each such person, and his address.
4. The International Standard Book Number (if any) of the book.
5. A statutory declaration or a declaration made before a Notary Public (in respect of each applicant if more than one) deposing to the fact that (in each case) the conditions as to eligibility specified in Part II of the Scheme are satisfied at the date of application.
6. In the case of a work by more than one author, a joint declaration by all the authors as to their respective shares of the Public Lending Right.
7. In the case of an author not of full age, a declaration by the applicant that he is the parent or guardian, as the case may be, of the author, and a copy of the author's birth certificate.
Each application shall provide the Registrar, in such form as he may from time to time require, with the following—
1. The title of the book.
2. The International Standard Book Number (if any) of the book.
3. The name and address of the transferor.
4. The name and address of the transferee.
5. An undertaking by the transferee to furnish to the Registrar, whenever so required, proof that the author is still alive.
Each application shall provide the Registrar, in such form as he may from time to time require, with the following—
1. The name and address of the person renouncing.
2. The title of the book to which the renunciation relates.
3. The International Standard Book Number (if any) of the book.
4. The extent of the Right being renounced.
5. The period in respect of which the Right is renounced.
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