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Mariah Carey now Tupac—how does copyright law handle decades-old songs - Vimarsana News

Mariah Carey now Tupac—how does copyright law handle decades-old songs

Similar to All I Want For Christmas is You, Tupac’s Dear Mama has been named in a copyright suit some 30 years after it hit the charts, but the two cases are fundamentally different.

"Apollo" A Well Known Mark In Pharma Industry: Madras High Court Injuncts Bihar Hospital From Using "New Appolo Hospital" Mark - Vimarsana News

"Apollo" A Well Known Mark In Pharma Industry: Madras High Court Injuncts Bihar Hospital From Using "New Appolo Hospital" Mark

Granting relief to the Apollo group, the Madras High Court recently observed that the trademark “Apollo” was a well-known mark in the healthcare and pharmaceutical industry and was entitled to...

Source: livelaw.in
No Prosecution Under Copyright Act For Sale Of Duplicate Spare Parts Of Computer Hardware: Gujarat High Court - Vimarsana News

No Prosecution Under Copyright Act For Sale Of Duplicate Spare Parts Of Computer Hardware: Gujarat High Court

The Gujarat High Court has ruled that duplicate spare parts of computer hardware are not literary, musical or artistic works and therefore an FIR cannot be lodged for violation of the Copyright Act,...

Source: livelaw.in
Fake: Beedis With Fake Labels Seized | Hubballi News - Vimarsana News

Fake: Beedis With Fake Labels Seized | Hubballi News

Vijayapura: Gandhi Chowk police have seized beedis worth Rs 3,770 on charges of violating Copyright Act.

Delhi High Court | No copyright in scriptures but their adaptations protected : Delhi High Court - Vimarsana News

Delhi High Court | No copyright in scriptures but their adaptations protected : Delhi High Court

The court said though there can be no objection in the actual reproduction of the text of Shrimad Bhagavad Gita or other spiritual books, the manner in which they are interpreted by different gurus and spiritual teachers 'copyright would vest in respect of the original parts of the literary works which preach, teach or explain the scripture'