Professional Practice Architecture Practice Test

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Which section in R.A. 9266 refers to the "Ownership of Plans, Specifications and other Contract Documents"?

  1. Sec. 13

  2. Sec. 23

  3. Sec. 33

  4. Sec. 43

The correct answer is: Sec. 13

The correct section that addresses the "Ownership of Plans, Specifications and Other Contract Documents" in R.A. 9266 is found in Section 13. This section outlines the rights of architects regarding their work and emphasizes that upon completion of payment for the services rendered, clients gain ownership of the plans and specifications completed by the architect. However, it also highlights that the architect retains ownership of the actual intellectual property rights pertaining to the design, indicating a balance between the rights of the architect and the client. Understanding this section is crucial for architects in managing their professional relationships and ensuring that they are fairly compensated while also protecting their creative rights. The other sections mentioned pertain to different topics within the law. Section 23 discusses the roles and responsibilities of architects regarding professional practice, while Section 33 typically pertains to the disciplinary actions and penalties for violations. Section 43 often relates to the enforcement of the law and its provisions. Each of these sections covers important aspects of architectural practice, but none address the ownership of plans and specifications as clearly as Section 13.