Abstract
In modern times of business life, collective administration of copyright and related rights, for right holders increasingly becomes a necessity, rather than possibility. In this paper the author has indicated some of the significant issues that have arisen in legal theory and judicial practice, regarding theoretical determination of the concept of collective administration of copyright and related rights, as well as its legal nature. The main point of analysis and differentiation is relation between organizations for collective administration of copyright and related rights, and associations, institutions and state authorities. The author has particularly explained his attitudes by analyzing current legal provisions of the Republic of Serbia. Partially, some comparative legal solutions are indicated herein. In this paper, what is also analyzed is a licensing agreement made between organizations for collective administration of copyright and related rights and copyright and related rights holders, as well as the form of the agreement and its conclusion.
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