Design law and Copyright law Conflicts in India
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Section 15(1) of Copyright Act categorically forbids protection of copyrights where a design is licensed in compliance with the Rule of Architecture. However, subparagraph 2 of Section 15 specifies that where a template and be registered under the Designs Act was unregistered, but any design would cease to be protected by copyright. As long as an item to which such concept refers is repeated by an industrial method more than 50 times over. Section 2(d) of the Designs Act removes as of the Copyright Act several creative works as described in Section 2(c) Describes architecture in compliance with the Design Act. Copyright Act 1957 statute has covered literature, theatrical, or musical plays, authors, movies, and sound recordings. Also in the area of scientific papers, thesis and copyright, it's been hard these days. The researchers' focus in this paper is Copyright and library rules, including on copyright problems and concerns.
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