Section 31 of CA, 1957 : Section 31: Compulsory Licence In Works Withheld From Public

CA, 1957

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Explanation using Example

Let's imagine an example. A famous author, Mr. Smith, has written a highly popular book that has been published and publicly performed as a stage play. However, Mr. Smith has since refused to allow any further republication or public performance of his work, effectively withholding the work from the public.

Ms. Johnson, a theatre director, wishes to stage a performance of Mr. Smith's work and believes that her terms ...

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