Use of Music in Marriage ceremonies – Prof. Arul Scaria’s report to The Delhi High Court

Prof. Arul Scaria’s report to the Delhi High Court analyses the copyright exception for music used in marriage ceremonies under Indian law. The opinion emphasises the legislative intent, social context, and the need for a balanced interpretation of Section 52(1)(za).

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In Support of Prof. Arul Scaria on Compulsory Licensing for COVID Vaccines, Medicines, Diagnostics and other Technologies

The article examines India’s policy on compulsory licensing for COVID-related medical technologies, echoing Prof. Arul Scaria’s critique of current government inaction. It highlights the legal and historical basis for compulsory licensing and argues for its strategic use to ensure public access to vaccines and medicines.

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