‘John Doe’ order prayed in light of copyright and trademark infringement
Calcutta High Court: A Single Judge Bench comprising of Soumen Sen, J., addressed the grievance of the petitioner who has prayed for
Copyright
Photocopies of copyrighted books to make course packs for students’ curriculum is an exception to copyright under Section 52(1)(i)
Delhi High Court: Observing that “Copyright, specially in literary works, is thus not an inevitable, divine, or natural right that confers on authors
Section 14(a) of Copyright Act, 1957 cannot be interpreted to mean that the right of producer of sound recording to communicate his work to the public under Section 14(e)(iii) of the Act, is lost
Supreme Court: The Court, while deciding the question as to whether the Event Management Company/Event Organizer is required to seek licence from
Copyright infringement suits against Delhi University and Rameshwari Photocopy Services, dismissed
Delhi High Court: Copyright infringement suits filed by Oxford University Press, Cambridge University Press, the Taylor & Francis Group and its Indian affiliates