To GUEST I must reply that in "these circumstances" economic AND moral rights are infringed. The notion of moral rights is now incorporated in law within the Copyright Acts and was presumably not just thrown in to the Act as an afterthought. Are you inferring that Celtic Music issuing poorly packaged, poorly labelled CDR's and pasing them off effectively as original recordings does not infringe moral and integrity rights - leaving aside the other matter of economic "economising" by that company? I am not a lawyer and I dont know an lawyers closely enough to have anything ther than personal views. You sound as if you do ..... if you know what I mean.