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Moral Rights – India V United States

Author: Intellepedia
November 2, 2015
Copyrights

This article provides a comparative analysis of moral rights in copyright law under Indian and US frameworks. It discusses key legal provisions, landmark cases, and the practical implications for authors’ rights in both jurisdictions.

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