[21stApril 2014] Supplement to Qfficial Gazette 69 (d) cases where, under Part II, a work can be used without the authorisation of the author or other owner of copyright. PART IV VOLUNTARY REGISTRATION OF COPYIUGHTS 28.(1) The President may, by notice in the Gazette, appoint a Registrar of Copyrights who shall cause a Copyrights Register to be established and maintained. (2) The owner of the copyright in a work may apply to the Registrar for registration of the copyright in such manner and with such fee and other documentation or information as may be prescribed by regulation. (3) If the Registrar is satisfied that the applicant is the owner of the copyright in the work the Registrar shall register him or her in the Copyright Register as the registered ovmer of that registered copyright. (4) Where a person claims that he or she and not the registered owner is the owner of a registered copyright, he may apply to the Supreme Court to be registered as owner in the Copyright Register in place of the then registered owner. (5) Without prejudice to this section or to any question or action about whether copyright subsists in the work, only the registered owner is deemed for the purposes of thisAct to be the owner of a registered copyright. (6) The registered owner of a registered copyright may register in the Copyright Register any agreement, contract, assignment, licence or document relating to or dealing with the registered copyright. (7) An agreement, contract, assignment, licence or document relating to or dealing with a registered copyright is admissible in evidence in a criminal trial or proceeding, notwithstanding that it is not registeredunder subsection (1). Voluntary registration of copyrights