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> Article 57
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II. Form |
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| 2.2 Form Creation and Change | ||
| Article 57-Abstraction | ||
| Canon 1734 | ||
| Abstraction is the action of separating a new fictional Form from the material of the original so that the new Form represents a logic extension and connection to the original. | ||
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| Canon 1735 | ||
| A valid Form is considered to be created by Abstraction when such Form has been validly registered in a Great Register of a valid Ucadian Society and the Document has been published in at least two Communication Mediums for view. | ||
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| Canon 1736 | ||
| When registered in the Great Register of One Heaven, the original exists in the original Register of One Heaven within Heaven. | ||
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| Canon 1737 | ||
| Possession of a Valid Abstract in no way denotes ownership, nor conveyance of Rights, or any form of Property to the Holder. | ||
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