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MORAL RIGHT (OR RITZ?) OF A ‘PRODUCER’: CAN A NON-HUMAN ‘AUTHOR’ CLAIM MORAL RIGHT?

Introduction: A Tale of Two Rights Copyright Act, 1957 provides two kinds of rights for the authors - 1.) economic rights (Section 13), and 2.)...

AUTHOR VS. OWNER: AN INDIAN IP BATTLE OF MORAL RIGHTS AGAINST OWNERSHIP RIGHTS?

A. An Old Melee The elemental difference between Intellectual Property Rights and Property Rights is the presence in the former. The established concept of property rights...

MORAL RIGHTS IN WORKS OF ART- DEFINING THE SCOPE IN THE CONTEXT OF RAJ...

The Delhi HC, recently in the case of Raj Rewal v. UOI, went on to define the scope of Moral Rights under Section 57...

RECREATED VERSIONS & THE ISSUE OF MORAL RIGHTS [PART 2 -JAVED AKHTAR’S NOTICE...

In my previous post here, I had covered details of the legal notice issued by Mr. Javed Akhtar to Armaan Malik, Amaal Malik and...

MORALIZATION OF CONTENT: CONSTRUCTING POPULAR SUBJECTIVITY OR DECONSTRUCTING COPYRIGHT ETHOS?

Martin R. Lemieux’s famous quote “All in the eye of the beholder - Some of the most destructive forces in the world (Fire &...

A French Kiss for International Copyright: the French Decree 1852 (verbatim reproduced)

Bonjour, Comment ça va? (Well … my French exhausts itself almost immediately after this … Alas) 

Guest Post: Generative AI & Copyright Exhaustion: Evaluating India’s Proposed Centralised Licensing Model

About Author: Sminal Badge, is a 4th Year student from Maharashtra National Law University. The rise of generative AI from...

A Doctrinal Critique of the DPIIT Working Paper on Generative AI and Copyright

The DPIIT Committee’s Working Paper on Generative AI (“AI”) and Copyright proposes a mandatory blanket license permitting AI developers to use all lawfully accessed...

Guest Post: Rising Jurisprudence on Personality Rights in India: Deconstructing the overlap under Trademark...

Introduction The law of trademarks protects commercial symbols and signs appended to goods and/or services, including, but not limited to — a word, logo, number...

Personality Rights and Bollywood: When Identity Meets the Law

Introduction: In recent years, a steady stream of celebrities have turned to the courts to safeguard their public image. From Amitabh Bachchan, who secured sweeping...