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Copyright Infringement Damages 3+ Years Before Discovery - Vimarsana News

Copyright Infringement Damages 3+ Years Before Discovery

Appeals courts have affirmed existence, application of discovery rule vs injury rule under Copyright Act. 3 yr limit for damages does not apply when plaintiff unaware of past infringements, filed suit within 3 yr of discovery.

Copyright Act | Merely Because A Civil Dispute Is Being Fought Between Parties, Criminal Proceedings Cannot Be Halted: Karnataka High Court - Vimarsana News

Copyright Act | Merely Because A Civil Dispute Is Being Fought Between Parties, Criminal Proceedings Cannot Be Halted: Karnataka High Court

Observing that the Copyright Act provides for both civil remedy and filing of criminal prosecution, the Karnataka High Court said that merely because a civil dispute is being fought between the...

Source: livelaw.in
De Ruyter's book more popular than 'The President's Keepers' — Here's how many copies it sold in its first week - Vimarsana News

De Ruyter's book more popular than 'The President's Keepers' — Here's how many copies it sold in its first week

Former Eskom CEO Andre De Ruyter’s tell-all book broke a sales record and outsold Jacques Pauw’s 'The President’s Keepers'.

Fifth Circuit Upholds - Vimarsana News

Fifth Circuit Upholds

Under the Copyright Act of 1976, a civil action for copyright infringement must be "commenced within three years after the claim accrued." 17 U.S.C. § 507(b). But when does a claim accrue...

Source: mondaq.com
Satyajit Ray first owner of copyright in film Nayak; right to novelise screenplay with him: Delhi High Court - Vimarsana News

Satyajit Ray first owner of copyright in film Nayak; right to novelise screenplay with him: Delhi High Court

The Court, therefore, rejected a plea by the movie's producers to injunct HarperCollins from publishing the novelisation of Nayak's screenplay.