Discussion
Which one of the following was not the principle agreed upon in the Berne Convention for Protection of Literary and Artistic Works (1886) ?
Answer: B
The principle not agreed in the Berne Convention is the principle of protection to original creator.
The Berne Convention rests on three basic principles: national treatment (works from one member state get the same protection in others as their own nationals' works), automatic protection (no registration or other formality is needed), and independence of protection (protection does not depend on protection in the country of origin).
'Protection to original creator' is not one of these named principles, so it is the exception.
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