Notwithstanding the assignment of his right of exploitation, the author, even after publication of his work, enjoys a right of repentance or withdrawal vis-à-vis the assignee. He may not, however, exercise this right unless he first compensates the assignee for any prejudice that such repentance or withdrawal may cause him. If, after exercising his right of repentance or withdrawal, the author decides to have his work published, he is obliged to offer his exploitation rights in priority to the assignee he had originally chosen and on the conditions originally determined.
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