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Music labels impleaded in ISRA’s suit, Pirates of the Caribbean plagiarized?, Chennai’s Technology and Innovation Support Centre and more

The post reviews key updates in Indian copyright and entertainment law, including a high-profile performer’s rights dispute, the launch of a new support centre in Chennai, and a copyright lawsuit against Disney. It also offers practical guidance on managing script disclosures in the entertainment industry.

Privacy and Intellectual Property: Are we trying to kill the snake with a log?

This article examines the Supreme Court’s broad interpretation of the right to privacy and its significant effects on intellectual property law in India. It considers how privacy now influences publicity rights, performer’s rights, and digital data, raising critical questions about future legal and commercial practices.

The Indian Singers Rights Association v. Chapter 25 Bar and Restaurant

The Delhi High Court in ISRA v. Chapter 25 Bar and Restaurant held that unauthorized public performance of songs infringed performers’ rights under Section 38A. The judgment clarifies the obligations of establishments regarding royalty payments to copyright societies.

Performer’s Rights under Indian Copyright Law

This post discusses the evolution and judicial recognition of performers rights under Indian Copyright Law, highlighting key cases and ongoing legal challenges. It provides an objective analysis of the current state and limitations of performers rights in India.

Royalties for Singers – Delhi High Court passes a favorable order

The Delhi High Court has issued an order supporting ISRA in a case concerning unpaid royalties for singers. This decision marks a significant advancement in Indian performers rights and copyright enforcement.