copyright is a bundle of exclusive rights that are being made to protect the original work That is being done by the creator, author or any other person It is a form of protecting an. Intellectual property rights which are granted by law. the right that are mention under Copyright law includes the rights of…
One of the most heard term that is copyright but we don’t know what exactly it is so today lets know about it in details the term Copyright is a legal expression which is directly used to express the rights that are given to the creators for their original work, when it Comes to work…
“Adaptation” has a sentimentally innocent air about it. The instant we hear or read this word, we dismiss it as an innocent or wide attempt to copy something that has already been created, composed, and applauded. Any work that is adapted must be a replica of the original. But does it always have good intentions?…
Section 14[1] of the Copyright Act 1957 defines Copyright as the branch of law that deals with the rights of intellectual creators. “The exclusive right given by law for a certain term of years to an author, composer, etc. (or his assignee) to print, publish and sell copies of his original work”[2] It deals with…
The author of a work shall be the original owner of the copyright, as stated in Section 17[1] of the Copyright Act, 1957. According to the Act, “Author” refers to the following: The author of a literary or dramatic work; The composer of a musical work; The artist of a work of art other than…
It’s vital to remember that copyright protects how an idea is conveyed, not the concept itself, such as if it’s committed to paper or another medium. What exactly makes copyright protection so crucial? Sure, but why should you be concerned if it happens on its own? While your work is automatically protected, this does not guarantee…
Introduction Sections 3 and 4 of the Indian Patents Act, 1970 specifically state exclusions to what can be patented in India. Our previous blog post has comprehensively explained what cannot be patented in India. That brings us to the question; what can be patented in India? At the outset, it has to be mentioned that the…
Introduction At present, the products of intellectual creativity such as inventions, designs, know-how and artistic works serve an important role, and in order to promote such creative activity, inventions, industrial designs, literary and artistic works, layout-designs of integrated circuits, trade secrets and so on are given protection.Furthermore, trademarks and other such signs are also protected…
INTRODUCTION To advertise our nation’s distinctive goods and maintain traditional crafts, the government intends to create the Gems of Our Heritage campaign. This would highlight Geographical Indication (GI) items from all over India and encourage the application for GI registration of further products. In addition to increasing the local market’s visibility and potential, the GI…
Introduction The term “Assignee” refers to a person to whom some right, interest, or title to property is transferred. In Patent law, the term Assignment refers to transfer of patent rights and such transfer of patent rights is often permanent. According to Section 2 [Definitions and interpretation] of Indian Patent Act, the assignment of patent refers to the transfer…
