Article 1266: Right to inviolability of the work and protection of the work against distortion

1. Changes, abbreviations and additions may not be made to the work without the author ' s consent, and the production may not be supplied with illustrations, forewords, afterwords, commentaries, if used. When using a work after the author ' s death, a person with an exclusive right to produce is entitled to Allow modifications, abbreviations or additions to the work, provided that this does not distort the author ' s intent and the integrity of the work is not impaired and does not conflict with the will 2. Perversion, distortion or other modification of a work that is contrary to honour, dignity or business reputation The author ' s position, as well as the interference with such acts, give the author the right to claim protection of his honour, dignity or business reputation in accordance with the rules of articles 152 of the present Code. 3. In the cases provided for in article 1233, paragraph 5, and article 1286.1, paragraph 2, of the present Code, the author ' s honour and dignity may be protected at the request of the persons concerned. Xa, author may agree to future modifications, abbreviations and additions to his work, and to supply him with illustrations and explanations if necessary (correction of errors, clarification or addition of factual information, etc.), provided that this does not distort the author ' s intent and the integrity of the perception of the work is not compromised.