Section 31C of CA, 1957 : Section 31C: Statutory Licence For Cover Versions
CA, 1957
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Explanation using Example
Let's consider a hypothetical scenario to explain the application of Section 31C of The Copyright Act, 1957:
John is a budding musician who wants to create a cover version of a popular song "Melody" originally composed by a famous artist, Alex. As per Section 31C:
- John can create a cover version of "Melody" as it has been previously recorded by Alex (owner of the rights). However, he must ensure that the recording medium is the same as Alex's, unless that medium is no longer commercially used.
- Before making the recording, John must notify Alex of his intentions, provide copies of the cover or labels he will use, a...
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