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Delhi High Court Grants 'Dynamic+ Injunction' Restraining 45 Rogue Websites From Distributing Copyrighted Content Of Disney, Netflix & Others - Vimarsana News

Delhi High Court Grants 'Dynamic+ Injunction' Restraining 45 Rogue Websites From Distributing Copyrighted Content Of Disney, Netflix & Others

Justice Prathiba M. Singh of the Delhi High Court recently granted an ex-parte ad-interim injunction in favor of content creators Universal, Warner Bros, Netflix, Paramount Pictures and Disney in a...

Source: livelaw.in
[The Viewpoint] How long before the current form of Dynamic Injunction is Reinvented again? - Vimarsana News

[The Viewpoint] How long before the current form of Dynamic Injunction is Reinvented again?

The article discusses Dynamic Injunction with reference to various judgments passed by Indian Courts on rogue websites and illegal streaming/broadcasting.

Delhi High Court Restrains Over 100 Rogue Websites From Streaming Sony's 'Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse' - Vimarsana News

Delhi High Court Restrains Over 100 Rogue Websites From Streaming Sony's 'Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse'

In an interim relief to Sony Pictures Animation Inc, the Delhi High Court has restrained several rogue websites from posting and streaming the upcoming film “Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse” and...

Source: livelaw.in
Sci-Hub Case: The Court Should Protect Science From Greedy Academic Publishers - Vimarsana News

Sci-Hub Case: The Court Should Protect Science From Greedy Academic Publishers

Sci-Hub Case: The Court Should Protect Science From Greedy Academic Publishers A court of law in India shouldn't allow itself to become a tool for perpetuating inequalities in access to scientific literature in the developing world. The logos of the three plaintiffs. Image: The Wire Not many litigations have evoked strong, even panicky, reactions from researchers in natural sciences in India – but a copyright infringement suit filed by three publishing giants against Sci-Hub and Libgen before the Delhi High Court on December 21, 2020, has managed to do just that. The three are Elsevier, ...

Source: thewire.in