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Christian Dior Accused Of Plagiarism, Pranav Mohanlal’s ‘Aadhi’ In Copyright Trouble, Writ To Ban ‘Aami’, AIR Partnered With Amazon,And More Weekly Copyright And Entertainment Law News And Updates

This weekly update reviews major events in copyright and entertainment law, including plagiarism allegations against Christian Dior and legal disputes in Indian cinema. It also covers new licensing deals and international efforts to tackle online piracy.

Padmavati is Now Padmaavat, Justice Manmohan Singh is IPAB Chairman, Madras HC Allows Release of Thaana Serndha Koottam and More Weekly Copyright And Entertainment Law News and Updates

This edition covers notable copyright and entertainment law updates in India, including increased copyright filings, the appointment of a new IPAB Chairman, and court decisions affecting the film industry. Key licensing and international developments are also discussed in a structured legal context.

Lieutenant Governor Orders To Appoint IP Law Officers , India-South Korea Trade Agreement, Apple App Store Logo Copied, And More Weekly Copyright And Entertainment Law News And Updates

Explore weekly developments in copyright law India, including new directives for IP law officers, India-South Korea IP collaborations, and notable international cases. Stay informed on entertainment law trends and recent licensing news, presented with clear legal analysis.

Ilayathalapathy Vijay’s Mersal Row, T-Series’ Copyright Compensation, Copyright Office relocated, Golmaal again merchandises and more

This post analyses recent events in Indian copyright and entertainment law, covering the Mersal row, T-Series’ legal victory, and the Copyright Office relocation. It also highlights new film merchandising initiatives and international copyright news.

Saregama and Eros’ copyright tussle, Termination of Transfer Tool, Copyright Claims Board, ZEE’s OTT platform and more

The post reviews key updates in Indian and international copyright law, including the Saregama and Eros dispute, consumer law issues in film trailers, new copyright tools, and Zee’s upcoming OTT platform. It also addresses recent copyright registration statistics and practical considerations for authors regarding termination of copyright transfers.

Playboy Investment, Ilayathalapathy Vijay’s Meresal trade marks, Scheduled Tribes and YouTube, Research Gate and copyright infringement, RCB merchandises, novelists and licenses and more

This update reviews major copyright and entertainment law events in India, including trademark disputes, copyright infringement cases, and new developments in merchandise licensing. It also offers guidance for authors on effective rights management.

Salman Khan and Shah Rukh Khan’s licensing deals, Lipstick and Harry Ashok Kumar Orders, Kajal Agarwal’s publicity rights, Akshay Kumar Toilet….Relief, Copyright and Bihar and more

This post examines significant copyright and entertainment law updates in India, including Bollywood licensing deals and major legal rulings. It offers an analytical perspective on recent court decisions and industry practices concerning publicity rights and copyright protection.

Lahari v. Ola: Copyrights and Criminals – Licensing by Deterrence

The Lahari v. Ola dispute demonstrates how copyright owners in India may leverage criminal complaints to initiate licensing deals with organized infringers. This approach, as seen in Lahari’s actions against Ola, combines legal enforcement with strategic publicity to strengthen copyright positions.

Copyrights, Fair Dealing, and Fair Use in India

This post discusses the fair dealing and fair use provisions under the Indian Copyright Act, focusing on Section 52 and its exceptions. It provides a clear table mapping each provision to the specific types of works affected, offering clarity for users and practitioners.

Fearless Girl v. Charging Bull

This post explores moral rights under Indian copyright law using the Fearless Girl and Charging Bull dispute as a case study. It analyses legal provisions, relevant judgments, and the balance between public and individual interests.