This article examines the historical trajectory of copyright law in India, from its colonial origins to modern statutes. It analyses key legislative milestones and the impact of international agreements on Indian copyright regulation.
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Waiving Moral Rights Can Be Moral
This analysis explores whether moral rights can be waived under different legal systems, with a focus on Indian copyright law. The issue remains unsettled by legislation and case law, making contractual terms and author status pivotal.
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This article discusses the legal and practical aspects of moral rights in Indian copyright law, using the 3 Idiots controversy as a case study. It explores the scope of waivers, legislative protections, and the ongoing relevance of moral rights for authors.
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The post examines if the President of Senegal can claim royalties from the African Renaissance statue as its designer. Analysing copyright laws and government work provisions, it concludes that the State owns the copyright, while the President retains moral rights.
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