public performance

unauthorised use of sound recordings in cricket matches
Case BriefsHigh Courts

“The procurement of license by the respondent in the past would indicate the knowledge of the respondents that, for the purpose of communicating the plaintiff’s copyrighted sound recordings, it is necessary to obtain the license from the plaintiff.”

Ticketed event not religious ceremony
Case BriefsHigh Courts

“The plaintiff was entitled to grant licences for communication to the public and public performance under Section 30, Copyright Act, and since 2014, was issuing licence as the licence-holder of the copyright.”

PPL sound recording at 94 outlets
Case BriefsHigh Courts

“The defendants are operating about 94 establishments, and continuing infringement would result in loss and damage to the plaintiff tilting the balance of convenience in favour of the plaintiff.”